Lifecycle economics of engineered geothermal systems

ADI independently assessed engineered geothermal system economics using expert elicitation and lifecycle cost modeling. Drilling depth, well productivity, stimulation costs, and surface plant design were treated explicitly to capture uncertainty ranges in LCOE outcomes. Results highlighted where cost reduction efforts would have the greatest impact on commercial viability.

U.S. Department of Energy

High cost uncertainty hindered EGS commercialization.

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Gathered drilling and reservoir cost ranges.

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Applied GETEM‑based lifecycle models.

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Modeled cost distributions and sensitivities.

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Benchmarked EGS against other power options.

  • Quantified cost drivers and uncertainty bands to guide R&D focus.
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