Geothermal project meets more adversityAlaska electric co-op, already in bankruptcy over troubled drilling program, says equipment bought to test well needed costly fixes Wesley Loy For Petroleum News
Trouble continues to dog Naknek Electric Association’s geothermal drilling project.
The small electric cooperative in Southwest Alaska has been trying to complete an exploratory geothermal well in an effort to find an alternative to burning expensive diesel to generate power.
Cost overruns on the ge....
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Equipment problems Co-op seeks reimbursement
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