§ 3271.10 What do I need to start preparing a site and building and testing a utilization facility on Federal land leased for geothermal resources?
§ 3271.11 Who may apply for a permit to build a utilization facility?
§ 3271.12 What do I need to start preliminary site investigations that may disturb the surface?
§ 3271.13 How do I obtain approval to build pipelines and facilities connecting the well field to utilization facilities not located on Federal lands leased for geothermal resources?
§ 3271.14 What do I need to do to start building and testing a utilization facility if it is not located on Federal lands leased for geothermal resources?
§ 3271.15 How do I get a permit to begin commercial operations?

Terms Used In CFR > Title 43 > Subtitle B > Chapter II > Subchapter C > Part 3200 > Subpart 3271 - Utilization Operations: Getting a Permit

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