The hypothetical project would be in Malheur County, shown in Figure 1. This study provides local economic impact estimates for a 100 megawatt (MW) geothermal power project in Oregon. The detailed lists of temperature-depth data and plots for each well, either individually or with a group, follow the list of references cited. The well location and some pertinent information about the wells is shown in Table 1. A small scale map of the locations of the wells is shown in Figure 1. This data set was collected by Hunt Energy Corporation and made available though the efforts of Roger Bowers. The second set of data consists of a group of wells that were logged by Marshall The third set of data represents the results of an exploration project in the general area of the Lake Owyhee thermal area in Malheur County. All these wells are in a small area just east of the town of Vale in Malheur County. There are 17 wells (plus one relog) in this data set.

These wells were logged in 1986 during a study of the area described by Gannett (1988).

Gannet in the vicinity of the Vale, Oregon (Bowen and Blackwell, 1972 Blackwell et al., 1978) more » geothermal system in Malheur County. The Blue Mountain oil well of this set has been described by Sass et al. These wells were part of a geothermal reconnaissance of this area. All these wells, with the exception of the Blue Mountain Oil well, are water wells. The first is a set of 7 wells logged during 1993 in south central Oregon in the Basin and Range province. All the sites are located in southeastern Oregon. This data set is comprised of three groups of temperature-depth data. The environmental effects of the proposed project are not expected to be = , A cold-water well will be drilled at the growing site, and another will be drilled at the composting site. 1 and 2 will be deepened, or a new well will be drilled on the site. 3 will be used for this purpose, wells Nos. All geothermal fluids will be reinjected into the geothermal aquifer, so either well No. Five test wells have been drilled into the geothermal resource at the growing site. The project consists of two separate facilities: a growing facility located just outside of the eastern limit of the city of Vale, Oregon (Malheur County, Oregon) and a composting facility located about 6.4 km (4 miles) southwest of the city limits (also in Malheur County, Oregon). The action assessed is the guaranty of a loan by the Geothermal Loan Guaranty Office of the US Department of Energy (DOE) to finance the construction and operation of a mushroom-growing facility that will use geothermal (hot) water for process and space heat.

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