geothermal engineering you should maintain an eye on:
The Nesjavellir geothermal field is a higher-enthalpy geothermal system within the Hengill location of SW-Iceland. Construction of the geothermal energy plant began in 1987 and the first stage of the thermal plant was commissioned in 1990, following an intensive drilling and testing phase in the 1980s. The final 30 MWe turbine generator unit was commissioned in 2005. Mannvit Engineering of Iceland played a top function in the style &
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