1) Location of Potential Project:
Lightning Dock is located in the Southwestern portion of New Mexico in the Animas Valley of Hidalgo County.

2) Type of project:
Binary

3) Status of project:
Lightning Dock has been identified as a major potential geothermal resource in New Mexico. Lightning Dock first saw drilling back in 1983. Four deep gradient holes and one Test for Discovery Well 55-7 were drilled in Lightning Dock in the 1980s. New drilling took place over the last 4 years, which determined that Lightning Dock can be utilized for power production. Its geothermal resources have been used for direct use purposes for 25 years. Holes were drilled with the help of the DOE GeoPowering the West program and Cooperative Agreements with DOE for the EGS and GRED programs. There are plans underway to build a 20MW power plant. Deep test wells drilled at Lightning Dock found a resource of 307° F at 1,250 feet, and found a 285° F at 700 feet extending to 2,500 feet, with formation capability for sustained production.

4) Contact Information:
Roy Cunniff
Lightning Dock Geothermal, Inc.
cunniff@zianet.com
505-523-7908

5) Land status:
Lightning Dock Geothermal, Inc. controls 3,360 acres of federal geothermal leases. All of the land surface is privately owned, and Operating Agreements are in place with each of the surface land owners.

6) Approximate date of completion or operation if known:
Not Provided

7) Estimated capacity (MW):
At least 20 MW

8) Anticipated buyer:
Not Provided

9) Updated:
March 2006

10) Confirmed by:
Roy A. Cunniff