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DOE Geothermal Technologies Program News
Geothermal Technologies Legacy Collection
- September 30, 2008
- Update: "Hot Docs" added to the Geothermal Technologies Legacy Collection.
A recent enhancement to the geothermal legacy site is the addition of "Hot Docs". These are documents that have been repeatedly searched for and downloaded more than any other documents in the database during the previous month and each preceding month. "Hot Docs" are highlighted for researchers and stakeholders who may find it valuable to learn what others in their field are most interested in. This enhancement could serve, for instance, to push and expand research knowledge as well as opportunity for partnerships. For more information and a video about "Hot Docs", visit the "About" page.
- March 30, 2007
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Update: the Geothermal Technologies Legacy Collection site is renamed.
Formerly known as the Geothermal Technologies Subject Portal, the new name emphasizes the addition of the most valuable sources of DOE-sponsored information in the geothermal field from the 1970s to present day.
- October 2006
- A Geothermal Legacy podcast is now available.
- October 24, 2006 - December 6, 2006
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Update: Geothermal Technologies Subject Portal (GTSP)
The GTSP website was simplified to primarily feature the Basic Search. Information about the site is now available from the "About" and the new "News" pages.
- September 10-13, 2006
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Geothermal Resources Council (GRC) 2006 Annual Meeting
Geothermal Technologies Subject Portal and Legacy Collection – presented at the GRC 2006 Annual Meeting by Lynn Davis, DOE Office of Scientific and Technical Information, on behalf of the DOE Geothermal Technologies Program, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.
- August 31, 2006
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Update: Geothermal Technologies Legacy Collection
Significant portal updates – such as Basic and Advanced Searching, now enable scientific researchers and the interested public alike to more quickly and easily find geothermal reports and citations. Further, since April 2005 this collection, which dates from the 1970's to present day, has grown by more than 6,000 DOE-sponsored technical and programmatic "legacy" reports. These are among the most valuable sources of DOE-sponsored information in the geothermal field. Other related citations and reports from DOE, other government agencies, international sources, and organizations are available also.
