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Steam from Habanero-4

PLUMES of steam have been observed coming out of the Habanero-4 geothermal well during clean-up.

Steam from Habanero-4

Operator Geodynamics told the market that it opened the well under controlled conditions last Wednesday, with the plume observed the next morning. Following the clean-up flow, the first stage of the...

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