Casa Diablo power plants

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Casa Diablo power plants are a group of geothermal power facilities near Mammoth Lakes, California, that generate electricity by tapping the volcanic heat of the Long Valley Caldera.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electric power generation facility
geothermal power plant complex
category Energy infrastructure in Mono County, California
Geothermal power stations in California
Renewable energy power stations in the United States
coolingMethod air-cooled condensers
country United States
emissionsProfile low greenhouse gas emissions
energySourceType renewable energy
environmentalConcern potential impact on local hot springs
seismic monitoring requirements
fuelType geothermal steam
geologicalSetting Basin and Range Province
active volcanic caldera
gridConnection California electrical grid
hasPart Casa Diablo I
Casa Diablo II
linked to: Casa Diablo I

Casa Diablo III
linked to: Casa Diablo I

Casa Diablo IV
linked to: Casa Diablo I
heatSource Long Valley Caldera geothermal system
volcanic heat
locatedIn California
Long Valley Caldera
Mammoth Lakes, California
linked to: Mammoth Lakes area

Mono County, California
eastern Sierra Nevada
linked to: Eastern Sierra
nearbyFeature Hot Creek Geological Site
Inyo National Forest
Mammoth Lakes
linked to: Mammoth Lakes area
operator Ormat Technologies
primaryTechnology binary cycle geothermal power
flash steam geothermal power
purpose electricity generation
regulatoryJurisdiction Bureau of Land Management
California Energy Commission
serves local communities in eastern California
usesEnergySource geothermal energy
hydrothermal resources

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Long Valley Caldera geothermalDevelopmentArea Casa Diablo power plants