Heber South and Gould 2

Heber South and Gould 2

Participants: Anaheim (60%), Banning (10%), Glendale (15%), and Pasadena (15%)

About Heber South/ Gould 2

The Heber South/Gould 2 Geothermal Project is a 17 MW geothermal power generating plant powered by an Integrated Two Level Unit consisting of two Ormat turbines powered by geothermal brine, coupled with a water-cooled brush generator, located in Heber, California. The plant reached commercial operation on June 18, 2006. However, a second commercial operation date for additional capacity was marked on April 15, 2008.

Fiscal Year 2019-2020

This fiscal year, Heber South/Gould 2 delivered 128,761 MWhs, realizing a 86% annual net capacity factor.

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