Project Description                                               (page last updated August 17, 2010)

The Geysers Geothermal Field is home to the largest group of geothermal power plants in the world and is the location of the first commercial geothermal plant in the United States.  There are currently 18 geothermal power plants operating in the region.  The present generation of the entire region's resources is 900 MW.

Ram Power's Geysers Project is located on over 3,700 acres, approximately 12 miles north of the city of Healdsburg.  It is within the older, larger Geysers Geothermal Field which has produced commercial geothermal power since the early 1960s.  Sixty percent of the production wells have been drilled for the Geysers Project and major permits have been issued.  In addition, a 20 year PPA has been signed with the Northern California Power Agency.

Project Highlights 

• 25MW power plant development on temporary hold pending project review to maximize value of resource position. 
• Major permits issued and 60% of production wells drilled 
• 20 year PPA with Northern California Power Agency
• Access to existing transmission line with no upgrades required
  

Project Updates

• August 2010 - With the control of the majority of the resource the Company is now considering a number of alternatives to maximize its investment in the project including building and operating a power plant, selling steam to existing power plants in the area, and leasing of the property to third parties
• June 2010 - The Company purchased 100% of the membership interests in Mayacamas Energy LLC, which has direct ownership of the 421 acres of land associated with the majority of the identified steam resource for the Geysers Project

Project Location

Geysers Project Well Productivity