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Renewable Energy Potential Model: Hawaii Geothermal Supply Curves

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@usgov.doe_gov_renewable_energy_potential_model_hawaii_geothe_1075d8c2

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About this Dataset

Renewable Energy Potential Model: Hawaii Geothermal Supply Curves

This dataset extends the development of the Renewable Energy Potential (reV) model to include geothermal energy, with a specific focus on Hawaii. Provided here are the results of two scenarios that were modeled for geothermal energy in Hawaii: binary enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) at a depth of 2.5 km and hydrothermal binary systems at a depth of 1.5 km. The resource data for both scenarios were derived from Lautze and Haskins (2024) using an exponential method. The PFA probability of heat map was used as a look up table for which temperature gradient to use (Lautze and Haskins, 2024).

The dataset provides geospatial and techno-economic details for evaluating geothermal energy potential. It includes spatial coordinates, estimated capacity factors, developable area, resource potential, and annual energy production metrics. Economic details such as levelized cost of electricity (LCOE), site development costs, transmission costs, and fixed-charge rates are also included. The reV model, originally developed for wind and solar energy, incorporates these variables to evaluate deployment constraints related to land use, environmental and cultural factors, and grid integration.
Organization: Department of Energy
Last updated: 2025-01-30T21:45:21.373144
Tags: binary-egs, binary-hydrothermal, capital-cost, development, egs, energy, feasibility, geospatial, geothermal, geothermal-location, grid-connection, hawaii, heat-map, hydrothermal, lcoe, levelized-cost-of-energy, model, model-results, pfa, play-fairway, production-metrics, rev, simulation, supply-curve, supply-curves, transmission

Tables

Supply Curve - Binary EGS 2.5km

@usgov.doe_gov_renewable_energy_potential_model_hawaii_geothe_1075d8c2.supply_curve_binary_egs_2_5km
  • 61.88 KB
  • 253 rows
  • 23 columns
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CREATE TABLE supply_curve_binary_egs_2_5km (
  "latitude" DOUBLE,
  "longitude" DOUBLE,
  "sc_point_gid" BIGINT,
  "capacity_factor_ac" DOUBLE,
  "lcoe_site_usd_per_mwh" DOUBLE,
  "resource" DOUBLE,
  "area_developable_sq_km" DOUBLE,
  "capacity_ac_mw" DOUBLE,
  "annual_energy_site_mwh" DOUBLE,
  "cost_site_occ_usd_per_ac_mw" DOUBLE,
  "cost_base_occ_usd_per_ac_mw" DOUBLE,
  "cost_site_foc_usd_per_ac_mw" DOUBLE,
  "cost_base_foc_usd_per_ac_mw" DOUBLE,
  "fixed_charge_rate" DOUBLE,
  "mean_nameplate" DOUBLE,
  "mean_resource_potential" DOUBLE,
  "dist_spur_km" DOUBLE,
  "dist_reinforcement_km" DOUBLE,
  "cost_spur_usd_per_mw" DOUBLE,
  "cost_reinforcement_usd_per_mw" DOUBLE,
  "cost_total_trans_usd_per_mw" DOUBLE,
  "lcot_usd_per_mwh" DOUBLE,
  "lcoe_all_in_usd_per_mwh" DOUBLE
);

Supply Curve - Binary Hydrothermal 1.5km

@usgov.doe_gov_renewable_energy_potential_model_hawaii_geothe_1075d8c2.supply_curve_binary_hydrothermal_1_5km
  • 47.52 KB
  • 168 rows
  • 23 columns
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CREATE TABLE supply_curve_binary_hydrothermal_1_5km (
  "latitude" DOUBLE,
  "longitude" DOUBLE,
  "sc_point_gid" BIGINT,
  "capacity_factor_ac" DOUBLE,
  "lcoe_site_usd_per_mwh" DOUBLE,
  "resource" DOUBLE,
  "area_developable_sq_km" DOUBLE,
  "capacity_ac_mw" DOUBLE,
  "annual_energy_site_mwh" DOUBLE,
  "cost_site_occ_usd_per_ac_mw" DOUBLE,
  "cost_base_occ_usd_per_ac_mw" DOUBLE,
  "cost_site_foc_usd_per_ac_mw" DOUBLE,
  "cost_base_foc_usd_per_ac_mw" DOUBLE,
  "fixed_charge_rate" DOUBLE,
  "mean_nameplate" DOUBLE,
  "mean_resource_potential" DOUBLE,
  "dist_spur_km" DOUBLE,
  "dist_reinforcement_km" DOUBLE,
  "cost_spur_usd_per_mw" DOUBLE,
  "cost_reinforcement_usd_per_mw" DOUBLE,
  "cost_total_trans_usd_per_mw" DOUBLE,
  "lcot_usd_per_mwh" DOUBLE,
  "lcoe_all_in_usd_per_mwh" DOUBLE
);

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