Perhaps you've got your own ideas on how to use geothermal energy and would like to know more about adapting it to your own project. If so, you may want to visit the Geo-Heat Center website, which features library databases, publications, maps and a comprehensive list of geothermal links. But even if your only contact with geothermal is soaking in a hot springs on a frosty winter evening with snow failing on your ears, Montana's geothermal resources will have proved their value. Earth energy, the heat contained in soil and rocks at shallow depths, is excellent for direct use and geothermal heat pumps. Montana has high-temperature resources that are suitable for electricity generation.
Every geothermal site has a unique set of characteristics and operating conditions.