Fourth African Rift Geothermal Conference Papers – African Geothermal Association

No.	Title Of Full Paper	Author(s)	Organization/Country	Submission	Contacts
1.	Geothermal Training for Africans: The Operations of the UNU-GTP in Iceland and Africa and Possible Future Development	Ludvik S. Georgsson	United Nations University Geothermal Training Programme (UNU-GTP)	2012	[email protected]
2.	The Asal Geothermal Site, Djibouti Republic (Model Update, 2012)	Abdou Mohamed Houmed, Abrourahman Omar Haga, Saida Abdilahi and Jacques Varet	Ministry of Energy, Water and Natural Resources, Djibouti Republic	2012	[email protected]; [email protected] [email protected]; [email protected]
3.	Staged Asset Deployment – Commercial and Technical Advantages of Using a Wellhead Generation Unit	Mike Long, Ramesh Raman and William Harvey	Reykjavik University, Iceland	2012	""
4.	Geothermal Exploration and Development After The Passage of the Philippine Renewable Energy Act of 2008	Fernando S. PeÃ±arroyo	University of Adrar Street, ALGERIA	2012	[email protected]
5.	A Country Update of New Zealand Geothermal: Leading the World in Generation Growth Since 2005	Colin C. Harvey and Brian R. White	New Zealand	2012	[email protected]; [email protected]
6.	Supporting Kenya’s Transition towards Clean Energy Through Geothermal Development	Thierno Bah and Youssef Arfaoui	African Development Bank, Tunis, Tunisia	2012	[email protected]/; [email protected]
7.	The Obock and Rouéli Geothermal Sites, Djibouti Republic	Abdourahman Omar Haga, HamoudSouleimanCheik, Jacques Varet	Ministry of Energy , Water and Natural Resources, Djibouti Republic	2012	[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]
8.	MT and TEM Joint Inversion of Eburru high Temperature Geothermal Field, Kenya	Anna W. Mwangi	Eburru, Kenya	2012	""
9.	The Manda - Inakir Geothermal Prospect Area, Djibouti Republic	Abrourahman Omar Haga, Said Kaireh Youssouf, Jacques Varet	Ministry of Energy, Water and Natural Resources (MEERN), Djibou ti Republic	2012	[email protected]; [email protected] [email protected]; [email protected]
10.	Evaluation of Past Hypothesis on Recharge of the Tendaho Geothermal Field, Ethiopia	Salahadin Ali Abdurahma	Tendaho, Ethiopia	2012	[email protected]
11.	A Revised Approach to the Hanlé - Gaggadé (Djibouti Republic): The Garabbayis Geothermal Site	Abdou Mohamed Houmed, Abrourahman Omar Haga and Jacques Varet	Ministry of Energy, Water and Natural Resources, Djibouti Republic	2012	[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]
12.	Top Squeeze or Top Fill: Improved Secondary Cementing for Geothermal Wells	William M. Rickard, Jonathan HernÃ¡ndez and Alan Bailey	Geothermal Resource Group, Inc	2012	[email protected]
13.	Success of Multiple-leg Well Completions at the San Jacinto-Tizate Geothermal Field, Nicaragua	K.M. Mackenzie, M.W. Steffen and R. Phillips	New Zealand	2012	[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
14.	Drifting Cement Plugs for Geothermal Wells	William M. Rickard, Jonathan Hernández and Alan Bailey	Geothermal Resource Group, Inc	2012	[email protected]
15.	Petrogenesis of the Suswa Volcano, Kenya	John Charles White, Vanessa V. Espejel-GarcÃa, Elizabeth Y. Anthony, and Peter A. Omenda	UNEP ARGeo, KENYA	2012	[email protected] [email protected]
16.	Computations in Real Rock - Heat Transport in 1/K-Noise Fractures	PC Leary, PE Malin & JA Pogacnik	University of Auckland, Auckland New Zealand	2012	[email protected]
17.	Anthology of Geothermal Power Plants Efficiency: Energy Recovery and Water Condensate Recovery	Hugo Fernando Navas	, GUATEMALA	2012	[email protected]
18.	Expansion of Geothermal Development in Environmentally Significant Areas: The Case of Olkaria Geothermal Project in Hell’s Gate National Park, Kenya	Elizabeth Mw angi - Gachau	Olkaria Geothermal Project, Kenya Electricity Generating Company Limited (KenGen)	2012	[email protected]
19.	Environmental Impact Mitigation Considerations in Geothermal Drilling: A Case Study of Menengai Geothermal Drilling Project	Henry Wamalwa and Gabriel Wetang’ula	GDC, Kenya	2012	[email protected]; [email protected]
20.	Preliminary Environmental and Social Impact Assessment of Karisimbi Geothermal Prospect, Rwanda	Jean N. Namugize and Stephen A. Onacha	GDC, Kenya	2012	[email protected]; [email protected] or [email protected]
21.	Geology of Kibiro, Katwe and Buranga Geothermal Prospects of Uganda	James Francis Natukunda	Department of Geological Survey and Mines (DGSM), UGANDA	2012	[email protected]
22.	Study of Geothermal Sources and Potential Using GIS in Adrar site, Algeria	A.Benatiallah and B.Nasri	ALGERIA	2012	[email protected]
23.	Microseismic Study of Menengai Caldera: Geothermal Prospect in the Central Kenya Dome	Ezer Patlan, Antony Wamalwa, Galen Kaip, Ashley Grijalva, and Aaron A. Velasco	GDC, KENYA	2012	[email protected]
24.	Creation of a Geohazard Monitoring Baseline for the Menengai Geothermal Field	Sylvia Joan Malimo	GDC, KENYA	2012	[email protected]
25.	Geothermal Development in Kenya: A Country Update - 2012	Peter A. Omenda	GDC, KENYA	2012	[email protected]
26.	Geothermal Development in Malawi – A Country Update	Kondwani Gondwe, Alistair Allen LÃºdvÃk S. Georgsson, Ufulu Loga, Gift Tsokonombwe	Geological Surveys Department, MALAWI	2012	[email protected] [email protected]
27.	Geothermal Development in the Comoros.	Mohamed Chaheire and Mohamed Chamassi	Ministry of Energy, Comoros	2012	[email protected]
28.	Geothermal Development in Eritrea: A Country Update	Ermias Yohannes	Department of Mines, Eritrea	2012	[email protected]
29.	Geothermal Energy Development in Uganda: A Country Update 2012	Godfrey Bahati	Department of Geological Survey and Mines, Entebbe, UGANDA	2012-	[email protected]
30.	Current Status of Geothermal Exploration in Burundi: Contribution to Regional Energy Needs in Central Africa	Nizeye G.	BURUNDI	2012-	[email protected]
31.	KenGen Wellhead Technology Experience & Business Insight	Ronoh Kibet, Roy Bwoma	KENGEN/KENYA	2012-	[email protected] .ke , [email protected]
32.	Electricity Sector Reform in Sub-Saharan African Countries and the Required Measures for PPP in Geothermal Power Generation	Rashid Ali Abdallah	Khartoum, Sudan	2012-	[email protected], [email protected]
33.	Capacity Building for Fast Tracking Geothermal Development in Uganda (2012-2050)	Tsehaie Woldai, Isaiah Tumwikirize, Freek van der Meer, and Guus Willemsen	""	2012-	[email protected]
34.	Bridging the Skills Gap: Addressing the Lack of Technological and Professional Expertise in the Geothermal Sector - Kenya Experience	N. O. Mariita	KENGEN/KENYA	2012-	[email protected]
35.	Utilization of Seismics for Geothermal Prospecting: Case Studies from the Carpathian Mts, Central Europe	Juraj Janocko and Stanislav Jacko	Technical University K osice, Slovakia	2012-	[email protected]
36.	Proposal for New Geothermal Models and Sites Hierarchy in Djibouti Republic	Abdou Mohamed Houmed, Abrourahman Omar Haga, SaidaAbdilahi, Jacques Varet	Ministry of Energy, Water and N atural Resources, Djibouti Republic	2012-	[email protected] ; [email protected] ; saida.omar.abdillahi@gmail. com; [email protected]
37.	Use of Radon and Carbon Dioxide in Geochemical Exploration of Menengai and Silali Geothermal Prospects, Kenya	Sylvia Joan Malimo	GDC/KENYA	2012-	[email protected]
38.	Heat Flow Measurement In Dhamar Prospective Geothermal Field, Yemen	Al-Kubati M., Mattash and Saharee	.	2012-	[email protected]
39.	Geothermal Development in Tanzania – A Country Update	Taramaeli T. Mnjokava	Geological Survey of Tanzania: Dodoma, Tanzania	2012-	[email protected]
40.	Geothermal Development in Djibouti Republic: A Country Report	Aboulkader Khaireh and Fouad Aye	Geological Bureau of Comoros, Ministry of Energy	2012-	minist [email protected]
41.	Nord-Ghoubbet Geothermal Site, Djibouti Republic	Abdou Mohamed Houmed, Abrourahman Omar Haga, Jacques Varet	Ministry of Energy, Water and Natural Resources, Djibouti Republic	2012-	[email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected]
42.	Challenges and Opportunities of Geothermal Exploration and Development in the Western Branch of the East Africa Rift Valley	Stephen A. Onacha	Energy Water & Sanitation Authority (EWSA): Kigali, Rwanda	2012-	[email protected] , [email protected]
43.	Small-Scale Rural Electrification and Direct Use of Low-Temperature Geothermal Resources at Mbaka Fault in SW Tanzania	Michael Kraml, Horst Kreuter, Graeme Robertson and Mbaka exploration team members	GERMANY	2012-	[email protected]
44.	Combining Renewable Energy Technologies - With a Geothermal Focus	: Marietta Sander	IGA, GERMANY	2012-	Marietta.Sander@hs - bochum.de
45.	Geothermal Energy: A Possible Source to Light Majimoto Community, Serengeti District, Tanzania	Ngereja Mgejwa	Ministry of Energy and Minerals, TANZANIA	2012-	[email protected], n.mgejwa@me m.go.tz
46.	Direct Use of Geothermal Energy for Low Cost and No Pollution Manufacturing in Kenya	Andrew Amadi and Edna Ouko	KENYA	2012-	[email protected]
47.	Results of Well Production Test for Olkaria Domes Field, Olkaria Kenya	Eric Rop	KENGEN/KENYA	2012-	[email protected]
48.	Geothermal Energy Use in Russia	V.B.Svalova	Institute of Environmental Geoscience RAS, Moscow, Russia	2012-	[email protected]
49.	KS 14 PUNA Geothermal Venture: Flawless Execution of Aerated Mud Drilling with Mud Motor in Hostile Environment	Bill Rickard, Abraham Samuel, Chris Lee, Paul Spielman, Ivan Cuadros4, Justin Long and Earl Robert	.	2012-	.
50.	Integrated Services Achieves Multi-String Casing Exit and Re-Drill in Geothermal Well: Kapoho State-11RD (Geothermal Well)	Abraham Samuel, Bill Rickard, Paul Spielman, David Nickels, Michael Otto, Mark Pahler, Ronald Phillips and Christopher Guidry	Geothermal Resour ces Group 1 , Ormat Technologies 2 , Baker Hughes	2012-	.
51.	Clean Development Mechanism through Geothermal: Ethiopian Scenario	D. Chandrasekharam and V. Chandrasekhar	Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai	2012-	[email protected]
52.	CDM Potential: Menengai and Olkaria Geothermal Power Projects in Kenya	Thecla M. Mutia	GDC/KENYA	2012-	[email protected] , [email protected]
53.	Subsurface Depositional Systems in Lake Turkana Basin, North-western Kenya: Based on Gravity and Seismic Data Investigations	Bernard Kipsang Rop	Mining & Mineral Processing Engineering, Taita Taveta University College, KENYA	2012-	[email protected]
54.	Tectonic Structures Across the Eastern African Rift Likely to Pose the Greatest Earthquake Hazard in Kenya	Josphat K.Mulwa and Fumiaki Kimata	University of Nairobi, Department of Geology, KENYA	2012-	[email protected] ; [email protected]
55.	3D Visualization of Geothermal Wells Directional Surveys and Integration with Digital Elevation Model(DEM)	Wesley Koros	KENGEN/KENYA	2012-	[email protected]
56.	Application of Digital Elevation Models in Menengai Geothermal Field	Irene Mboin and Esther Yator	.	2012-	.
57.	Correlating Resistivity with Temperature and Alteration Mineralogy in Menengai Geothermal Field: Case Study of Menengai Well MW-01	Yussuf Noor, Janet Suwai and Deflorah Kangogo	GDC/KENYA	2012-	[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
58.	Geo-scientific Data Integration to Evaluate Geothermal Potential Using GIS (A Case for Korosi-Chepchuk Geothermal Prospects, Kenya)	Levi Shako and Joseph Mutua	KENGEN/KENYA	2012-	[email protected]
59.	Developing Engineers to Compliment Geothermal Expansion in East Africa	Eliud Wanyonyi	KENGEN/KENYA	2012-	[email protected]
60.	A New Initiative - Geothermal Power Development in East Africa: The AUC/KfW Geothermal Risk Mitigation Facility (GRMF)	Gordon Bloomquist, Philippe Niyongabo, Raed El-Halabi and Margit LÃ¶schau	.	2012-	[email protected]