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ARGeo-C4 Full Papers

No.

Title Of Full Paper

Author(s)

Organization/Country

Submission

Contacts

1.

Geothermal Training for Africans: The Operations of the UNU-GTP in Iceland and Africa and Possible Future Development

Ludvik S. Georgsson

United Nations University Geothermal Training Programme (UNU-GTP)

2012

[email protected]

2.

The Asal Geothermal Site, Djibouti Republic (Model Update, 2012)

Abdou Mohamed Houmed, Abrourahman Omar Haga, Saida Abdilahi and Jacques Varet

Ministry of Energy, Water and Natural Resources, Djibouti Republic

2012

[email protected]; [email protected]
[email protected]; [email protected]

3.

Staged Asset Deployment – Commercial and Technical Advantages of Using a Wellhead Generation Unit

Mike Long, Ramesh Raman and William Harvey

Reykjavik University, Iceland

2012

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4.

Geothermal Exploration and Development After The Passage of the Philippine Renewable Energy Act of 2008

Fernando S. Peñarroyo

University of Adrar Street, ALGERIA

2012

[email protected]

5.

A Country Update of New Zealand Geothermal: Leading the World in Generation Growth Since 2005

Colin C. Harvey and Brian R. White

New Zealand

2012

[email protected]; [email protected]

6.

Supporting Kenya’s Transition towards Clean Energy Through Geothermal Development

Thierno Bah and Youssef Arfaoui

African Development Bank, Tunis, Tunisia

2012

[email protected]/; [email protected]

7.

The Obock and Rouéli Geothermal Sites, Djibouti Republic

Abdourahman Omar Haga, HamoudSouleimanCheik, Jacques Varet

Ministry of Energy , Water and Natural Resources, Djibouti Republic

2012

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

8.

MT and TEM Joint Inversion of Eburru high Temperature Geothermal Field, Kenya

Anna W. Mwangi

Eburru, Kenya

2012

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9.

The Manda - Inakir Geothermal Prospect Area, Djibouti Republic

Abrourahman Omar Haga, Said Kaireh Youssouf, Jacques Varet

Ministry of Energy, Water and Natural Resources (MEERN), Djibou ti Republic

2012

[email protected]; [email protected]
[email protected]; [email protected]

10.

Evaluation of Past Hypothesis on Recharge of the Tendaho Geothermal Field, Ethiopia

Salahadin Ali Abdurahma

Tendaho, Ethiopia

2012

[email protected]

11.

A Revised Approach to the Hanlé - Gaggadé (Djibouti Republic): The Garabbayis Geothermal Site

Abdou Mohamed Houmed, Abrourahman Omar Haga and Jacques Varet

Ministry of Energy, Water and Natural Resources, Djibouti Republic

2012

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

12.

Top Squeeze or Top Fill: Improved Secondary Cementing for Geothermal Wells

William M. Rickard, Jonathan Hernández and Alan Bailey

Geothermal Resource Group, Inc

2012

[email protected]

13.

Success of Multiple-leg Well Completions at the San Jacinto-Tizate Geothermal Field, Nicaragua

K.M. Mackenzie, M.W. Steffen and R. Phillips

New Zealand

2012

[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

14.

Drifting Cement Plugs for Geothermal Wells

William M. Rickard, Jonathan Hernández and Alan Bailey

Geothermal Resource Group, Inc

2012

[email protected]

15.

Petrogenesis of the Suswa Volcano, Kenya

John Charles White, Vanessa V. Espejel-García, Elizabeth Y. Anthony, and Peter A. Omenda

UNEP ARGeo, KENYA

2012

[email protected]
[email protected]

16.

Computations in Real Rock - Heat Transport in 1/K-Noise Fractures

PC Leary, PE Malin & JA Pogacnik

University of Auckland, Auckland New Zealand

2012

[email protected]

17.

Anthology of Geothermal Power Plants Efficiency: Energy Recovery and Water Condensate Recovery

Hugo Fernando Navas

, GUATEMALA

2012

[email protected]

18.

Expansion of Geothermal Development in Environmentally Significant Areas: The Case of Olkaria Geothermal Project in Hell’s Gate National Park, Kenya

Elizabeth Mw angi - Gachau

Olkaria Geothermal Project, Kenya Electricity Generating Company Limited (KenGen)

2012

[email protected]

19.

Environmental Impact Mitigation Considerations in Geothermal Drilling: A Case Study of Menengai Geothermal Drilling Project

Henry Wamalwa and Gabriel Wetang’ula

GDC, Kenya

2012

[email protected]; [email protected]

20.

Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment of Karisimbi Geothermal Prospect, Rwanda

Jean N. Namugize and Stephen A. Onacha

GDC, Kenya

2012

[email protected]; [email protected] or [email protected]

21.

Geology of Kibiro, Katwe and Buranga Geothermal Prospects of Uganda

James Francis Natukunda

Department of Geological Survey and Mines (DGSM), UGANDA

2012

[email protected]

22.

Study of Geothermal Sources and Potential Using GIS in Adrar site, Algeria

A.Benatiallah and B.Nasri

ALGERIA

2012

[email protected]

23.

Microseismic Study of Menengai Caldera: Geothermal Prospect in the Central Kenya Dome

Ezer Patlan, Antony Wamalwa, Galen Kaip, Ashley Grijalva, and Aaron A. Velasco

GDC, KENYA

2012

[email protected]

24.

Creation of a Geohazard Monitoring Baseline for the Menengai Geothermal Field

Sylvia Joan Malimo

GDC, KENYA

2012

[email protected]

25.

Geothermal Development in Kenya: A Country Update - 2012

Peter A. Omenda

GDC, KENYA

2012

[email protected]

26.

Geothermal Development in Malawi – A Country Update

Kondwani Gondwe, Alistair Allen Lúdvík S. Georgsson, Ufulu Loga, Gift Tsokonombwe

Geological Surveys Department, MALAWI

2012

[email protected]
[email protected]

27.

Geothermal Development in the Comoros.

Mohamed Chaheire and Mohamed Chamassi

Ministry of Energy, Comoros

2012

[email protected]

28.

Geothermal Development in Eritrea: A Country Update

Ermias Yohannes

Department of Mines, Eritrea

2012

[email protected]

29.

Geothermal Energy Development in Uganda: A Country Update 2012

Godfrey Bahati

Department of Geological Survey and Mines, Entebbe, UGANDA

2012-

[email protected]

30.

Current Status of Geothermal Exploration in Burundi: Contribution to Regional Energy Needs in Central Africa

Nizeye G.

BURUNDI

2012-

[email protected]

31.

KenGen Wellhead Technology Experience & Business Insight

Ronoh Kibet, Roy Bwoma

KENGEN/KENYA

2012-

[email protected] .ke , [email protected]

32.

Electricity Sector Reform in Sub-Saharan African Countries and the Required Measures for PPP in Geothermal Power Generation

Rashid Ali Abdallah

Khartoum, Sudan

2012-

[email protected], [email protected]

33.

Capacity Building for Fast Tracking Geothermal Development in Uganda (2012-2050)

Tsehaie Woldai, Isaiah Tumwikirize, Freek van der Meer, and Guus Willemsen

""

2012-

[email protected]

34.

Bridging the Skills Gap: Addressing the Lack of Technological and Professional Expertise in the Geothermal Sector - Kenya Experience

N. O. Mariita

KENGEN/KENYA

2012-

[email protected]

35.

Utilization of Seismics for Geothermal Prospecting: Case Studies from the Carpathian Mts, Central Europe

Juraj Janocko and Stanislav Jacko

Technical University K osice, Slovakia

2012-

[email protected]

36.

Proposal for New Geothermal Models and Sites Hierarchy in Djibouti Republic

Abdou Mohamed Houmed, Abrourahman Omar Haga, SaidaAbdilahi, Jacques Varet

Ministry of Energy, Water and N atural Resources, Djibouti Republic

2012-

[email protected] ; [email protected] ; saida.omar.abdillahi@gmail. com; [email protected]

37.

Use of Radon and Carbon Dioxide in Geochemical Exploration of Menengai and Silali Geothermal Prospects, Kenya

Sylvia Joan Malimo

GDC/KENYA

2012-

[email protected]

38.

Heat Flow Measurement In Dhamar Prospective Geothermal Field, Yemen

Al-Kubati M., Mattash and Saharee

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2012-

[email protected]

39.

Geothermal Development in Tanzania – A Country Update

Taramaeli T. Mnjokava

Geological Survey of Tanzania: Dodoma, Tanzania

2012-

[email protected]

40.

Geothermal Development in Djibouti Republic: A Country Report

Aboulkader Khaireh and Fouad Aye

Geological Bureau of Comoros, Ministry of Energy

2012-

minist [email protected]

41.

Nord-Ghoubbet Geothermal Site, Djibouti Republic

Abdou Mohamed Houmed, Abrourahman Omar Haga, Jacques Varet

Ministry of Energy, Water and Natural Resources, Djibouti Republic

2012-

[email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected]

42.

Challenges and Opportunities of Geothermal Exploration and Development in the Western Branch of the East Africa Rift Valley

Stephen A. Onacha

Energy Water & Sanitation Authority (EWSA): Kigali, Rwanda

2012-

[email protected] , [email protected]

43.

Small-Scale Rural Electrification and Direct Use of Low-Temperature Geothermal Resources at Mbaka Fault in SW Tanzania

Michael Kraml, Horst Kreuter, Graeme Robertson and Mbaka exploration team members

GERMANY

2012-

[email protected]

44.

Combining Renewable Energy Technologies - With a Geothermal Focus

: Marietta Sander

IGA, GERMANY

2012-

Marietta.Sander@hs - bochum.de

45.

Geothermal Energy: A Possible Source to Light Majimoto Community, Serengeti District, Tanzania

Ngereja Mgejwa

Ministry of Energy and Minerals, TANZANIA

2012-

[email protected], n.mgejwa@me m.go.tz

46.

Direct Use of Geothermal Energy for Low Cost and No Pollution Manufacturing in Kenya

Andrew Amadi and Edna Ouko

KENYA

2012-

[email protected]

47.

Results of Well Production Test for Olkaria Domes Field, Olkaria Kenya

Eric Rop

KENGEN/KENYA

2012-

[email protected]

48.

Geothermal Energy Use in Russia

V.B.Svalova

Institute of Environmental Geoscience RAS, Moscow, Russia

2012-

[email protected]

49.

KS 14 PUNA Geothermal Venture: Flawless Execution of Aerated Mud Drilling with Mud Motor in Hostile Environment

Bill Rickard, Abraham Samuel, Chris Lee, Paul Spielman, Ivan Cuadros4, Justin Long and Earl Robert

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2012-

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50.

Integrated Services Achieves Multi-String Casing Exit and Re-Drill in Geothermal Well: Kapoho State-11RD (Geothermal Well)

Abraham Samuel, Bill Rickard, Paul Spielman, David Nickels, Michael Otto, Mark Pahler, Ronald Phillips and Christopher Guidry

Geothermal Resour ces Group 1 , Ormat Technologies 2 , Baker Hughes

2012-

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51.

Clean Development Mechanism through Geothermal: Ethiopian Scenario

D. Chandrasekharam and V. Chandrasekhar

Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai

2012-

[email protected]

52.

CDM Potential: Menengai and Olkaria Geothermal Power Projects in Kenya

Thecla M. Mutia

GDC/KENYA

2012-

[email protected] , [email protected]

53.

Subsurface Depositional Systems in Lake Turkana Basin, North-western Kenya: Based on Gravity and Seismic Data Investigations

Bernard Kipsang Rop

Mining & Mineral Processing Engineering, Taita Taveta University College, KENYA

2012-

[email protected]

54.

Tectonic Structures Across the Eastern African Rift Likely to Pose the Greatest Earthquake Hazard in Kenya

Josphat K.Mulwa and Fumiaki Kimata

University of Nairobi, Department of Geology, KENYA

2012-

[email protected] ; [email protected]

55.

3D Visualization of Geothermal Wells Directional Surveys and Integration with Digital Elevation Model(DEM)

Wesley Koros

KENGEN/KENYA

2012-

[email protected]

56.

Application of Digital Elevation Models in Menengai Geothermal Field

Irene Mboin and Esther Yator

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2012-

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57.

Correlating Resistivity with Temperature and Alteration Mineralogy in Menengai Geothermal Field: Case Study of Menengai Well MW-01

Yussuf Noor, Janet Suwai and Deflorah Kangogo

GDC/KENYA

2012-

[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

58.

Geo-scientific Data Integration to Evaluate Geothermal Potential Using GIS (A Case for Korosi-Chepchuk Geothermal Prospects, Kenya)

Levi Shako and Joseph Mutua

KENGEN/KENYA

2012-

[email protected]

59.

Developing Engineers to Compliment Geothermal Expansion in East Africa

Eliud Wanyonyi

KENGEN/KENYA

2012-

[email protected]

60.

A New Initiative - Geothermal Power Development in East Africa: The AUC/KfW Geothermal Risk Mitigation Facility (GRMF)

Gordon Bloomquist, Philippe Niyongabo, Raed El-Halabi and Margit Löschau

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2012-

[email protected]

 

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