By Energy People.
Sage Geosystems has selected Halliburton to provide cementing and stimulation services for Project Vector at Ormat’s Blue Mountain geothermal power plant in Nevada, the developer announced on 11 November.
The two-well system is intended to supply geothermal heat to the existing plant for conversion into electricity. Sage will lead its enhanced-geothermal technology design and the integration of subsurface engineering with well operations.
Halliburton’s role includes modelling, engineering design and field execution. The work brings oilfield well-construction and reservoir-stimulation capabilities into a project intended to demonstrate that Sage’s approach can be repeated commercially.
The announcement concerns service-provider selection. It does not report that Project Vector has entered operation, and it gives no contract value.
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Image credit: Illustrative geothermal-sector file photograph: Kızıldere geothermal power plant in Türkiye, 13 January 2018. This is not Blue Mountain, Project Vector or Sage equipment. Ray Swi-hymn / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0. Resized and compressed; same licence retained.
