Report on preliminary assessment of the potential applications of geothermal energy (Western Canadian Sedimentary Basins), phase one, and two / Sproule Associates Ltd. and Angus Butler Engineering (1980)...: M74-3/81-7E-PDF
"Three specific applications of geothermal energy from sedimentary basins were chosen from a wide variety of potential applications. These were 1) potash mine air heating in the Saskatoon area; 2) Commercial complex space heating in the Calgary area; and 3) district heating in the Grande Prairie area. The costs of the available energy over a 30 year life are in the range $4.78 - $4.95 per GJ, but consideration of the utilisation factor increases this cost to $12.47 - $24.12 per GJ. These figures are in 1981 dollars, and make no allowance for inflation interest or capital or other variable economic factors"--Abstract.
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| Title | Report on preliminary assessment of the potential applications of geothermal energy (Western Canadian Sedimentary Basins), phase one, and two / Sproule Associates Ltd. and Angus Butler Engineering (1980) Ltd. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., maps |
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