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Edison drilled another exploration well for geothermal steam on the shore of Mono Lake in 1968
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Not far from the now-flooded site of "Hell's Kitchen," where pioneer geothermal wells were drilled in 1927, Edison built its 10,000-kilowatt Salton Sea Geothermal Plant in 1983
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Not far from the now-flooded site of "Hell's Kitchen," where pioneer geothermal wells were drilled in 1927, Edison built its 10,000-kilowatt Salton Sea Geothermal Plant in 1983. Pg. 240.
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Just prior to the merger with Edison, Calectric began exploring the feasibility of generating power from geothermal steam at Casa Diablo, near Mammoth, California
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Just prior to the merger with Edison, Calectric began exploring the feasibility of generating power from geothermal steam at Casa Diablo, near Mammoth, California. Edison continued research at this site until the late 1970s.
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Highly saline geothermal fluids are run through complex piping to extract steam to generate 10,000 kilowatts of electricity at the Brawley Geothermal Plant
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Highly saline geothermal fluids are run through complex piping to extract steam to generate 10,000 kilowatts of electricity at the Brawley Geothermal Plant. Pg. 239.
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Portrait of Thomas M. McDaniel, Jr., Edison President, 1968-1978
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Portrait of Thomas M. McDaniel, Jr., Edison President, 1968-1978. Pg. 252 (2nd edition only).
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These Mack Bulldogs are at the foot of the Kaiser Pass Road at Huntington Lake, laden with pipe for the Mono-Bear Siphon near Florence Lake
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These Mack Bulldogs are at the foot of the Kaiser Pass Road at Huntington Lake, laden with pipe for the Mono-Bear Siphon near Florence Lake. Heavy snows kept this road closed much of the year, limiting truck travel to the brief summer months. Pg. 115.
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