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Laguna Colorada/Sol de Mañana are the main focus of geothermal power prospecting in Bolivia; other sites have drawn scarce interest. As of 2016 Bolivia did not have any legislation specific for geothermal power generation. Geothermal power development is also hindered by the remote location, which
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Lagos, Magdalena Sofía; Muñoz, José Francisco; Suárez, Francisco Ignacio; Fuenzalida, María José; Yáñez-Morroni, Gonzalo; Sanzana, Pedro (29 June 2023). "Investigating the effects of channelization in the Silala River: A review of the implementation of a coupled MIKE -11 and MIKE-SHE modeling
251:, which can be reached from Sol de Mañana. There are mines at Cerro Aguita Blanca, a few kilometres south of Sol de Mañana, and at Cerro Apacheta about five kilometres west-southwest; the latter can be reached through another road from Sol de Mañana. 186:. Apart from Sol de Mañana proper there are additional geothermal manifestations dispersed a few kilometres south-southwest at Apacheta and 12 kilometres (7.5 mi) from Sol de Mañana; north-northwest at Huayllajara; The first two feature 1379:
Pritchard, M. E.; Henderson, S. T.; Jay, J. A.; Soler, V.; Krzesni, D. A.; Button, N. E.; Welch, M. D.; Semple, A. G.; Glass, B.; Sunagua, M.; Minaya, E.; Amigo, A.; Clavero, J. (1 June 2014).
264: 154:. The field has been prospected as a possible geothermal power production site, with research beginning in the 1970s and after a pause recommencing in 2010. Development is ongoing as of 2023. 1183:
Delgadillo, T. Z.; Puente, Héctor G. (1998). The Laguna Colorada (Bolivia) Project: A Reservoir Engineering Assessment (Report). Transactions-Geothermal Resources Council. pp. 257–262.
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Fernandez-Turiel, J.L.; Garcia-Valles, M.; Gimeno-Torrente, D.; Saavedra-Alonso, J.; Martinez-Manent, S. (October 2005). "The hot spring and geyser sinters of El Tatio, Northern Chile".
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were undertaken in the following years; however development ceased in 1993 as the legal and political circumstances were unfavourable. A renewed effort began in 2010, spearheaded by the
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on Sol de Mañana. Mean annual precipitation is about 75 millimetres (3.0 in) and mean temperatures are about 8.9 °C (48.0 °F). The geothermal field is part of the
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and earthquakes have been recorded in the field. Sol de Mañana lies at about 4,900 metres (16,100 ft) elevation, making it among the highest geothermal fields in the world.
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have identified several rock units under Sol de Mañana, including several layers of dacitic ignimbrites with ages of about 5-1.2 million years and
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is one of four belts of volcanoes in the Andes. Volcanic activity began 23 million years ago and involved the emplacement of a series of
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in Bolivia, 75 kilometres (47 mi) northeast from Sol de Mañana, and the field can be accessed through unpaved roads from
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Cortecci, Gianni; Boschetti, Tiziano; Mussi, Mario; Lameli, Christian Herrera; Mucchino, Claudio; Barbieri, Maurizio (2005).
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Steam/water emissions can under exceptional circumstances reach heights of 200 metres (660 ft). Gas vents release
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beneath the South American Plate. The subduction is responsible for the volcanism of the Andes. The growth of the
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grew on top of the ignimbrites; there are about 150 separate volcanic centres. The Altiplano volcanoes form the
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lavas. Hydrothermal alteration has taken place throughout the layers, forming from top to bottom layers rich
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as the most suitable areas for geothermal power generation. A geothermal project began in 1978 and numerous
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USGS (1992). Geology and mineral resources of the Altiplano and Cordillera Occidental, Bolivia (Report).
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Pereyra Quiroga, Bruno; Meneses Rioseco, Ernesto; Kapinos, Gerhard; Brasse, Heinrich (1 September 2023).
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Valoración y gobernanza de los proyectos geotérmicos en América del Sur: una propuesta metodológica
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geothermal area/caldera complex (the names are sometimes used interchangeably). The area features
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Suaznabar, Paola Adriana Coca; Quiroga, Bruno Pereyra; Villarreal, José Ramón Pérez (2019).
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Well Data Analysis and Volumetric Assessment of the Sol de Mañana Geothermal Field, Bolivia
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occur in the area. There are various north-south and northwest–southeast trending tectonic
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Müller, Daniel; Walter, Thomas R.; Zimmer, Martin; Gonzalez, Gabriel (1 December 2022).
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in the region, associated with rock deformation. At Sol de Mañana there are a number of
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systems. The field lies 40 kilometres (25 mi)-20 kilometres (12 mi) south of
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commenced 25 million years ago before shifting eastward 12-6 million years ago.
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altered rocks and sometimes they are considered to be separate geothermal fields.
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Two new supereruptions in the Altiplano-Puna volcanic complex of the central Andes
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The heat may originate either in the Altiplano-Puna Magma Body or in the
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erosion has taken place in the area during the past, which has left
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created the impetus for increased investigation of Bolivia's
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networks, and the low price of electricity in the country.
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and is an important tourism attraction on the road between
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The Altiplano-Puna Magmatic Body is an accumulation of
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and the surrounding Andean ranges. Prospecting by the
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and one of the main tourism attractions on the Uyuni-
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Informe de rendición pública de cuentas inicial 2022
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Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Energies (April 2022).
655: 594: 142:geothermal field. The field is located within the 1489: 1182: 978: 945: 821: 1173: 1062: 707: 649: 1385:Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 1274:Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 478: 1174:De Silva, Shanaka L.; Francis, Peter (1991). 1116:Bona, Paolo; Coviello, Manlio (April 2016). 1115: 1098: 809: 630: 499:and the state agency for geology identified 469:Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve 277:Off the western coast of South America, the 144:Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve 18:Geothermally active area in southern Bolivia 398:east and north-northwest of Sol de Mañana. 1217:Damir, Galaz-Mandakovic Fernández (2014). 861:Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Energies 2022 451:water reaches the reservoirs through deep 1465: 1353: 1178:. Vol. 220. Berlin: Springer-Verlag. 1164: 1508:Tourist attractions in Potosí Department 1439: 898: 881: 791:Suaznabar, Quiroga & Villarreal 2019 719: 458: 329: 1130:Communication Ministry (25 July 2020). 1490: 517:Japan International Cooperation Agency 267:Panorama of the Sol de Mañana mudpools 1440:Sullcani, Pedro Rómulo Ramos (2015). 1216: 661: 572:Including the Tara Ignimbrite from a 102: 1459: 603: 236:southwest of Sol de Mañana, and the 1449:National Energy Authority (Iceland) 1323:. 2009 Portland GSA Annual Meeting. 1316: 951: 439:. It is transported upward through 13: 208:The nearest major communities are 14: 1519: 1476: 1355:10.1016/j.geothermics.2023.102748 424:rocks were not encountered. This 1405:10.1016/j.jvolgeores.2014.05.004 1317:Ort, Michael H. 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Coordinates
22°25′35″S 67°45′35″W / 22.42639°S 67.75972°W / -22.42639; -67.75972
Sol de Mañana is located in Bolivia
geothermal manifestations
fumaroles
Laguna Colorada
El Tatio
Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve
Uyuni
Antofagasta
San Pablo de Lipez
Sud Lipez Province
mud pools
hot springs
geysers
fumaroles
hydrothermally
sulfur
ASTER
Seismic swarms
Quetena Grande
Quetena Chico
Uyuni
El Tatio
Tocorpuri
Putana
Escalante
Pastos Grandes
Cerro Guacha

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