The diagram illustrates the process of electricity generation using geothermal energy in the geothermal power plant.
At the first stage of electricity generation, cold water is pumped down into the injection well, the depth of the well is 4.5km. Next, the cold water enters to the geothermal area consisted with hot rocks in order to heat the cold water into hot water. The hot water is then pumped up from the production well which is wider than the injection well and is the same length as it into the condenser.
When hot water is pumped up into the condenser, it will be condensed in order to convert it into steam and then the steam is sent to the turbine. The turbine can be powered by the steam to make it spin to trigger the generator. Finally, the generator is powered by the turbine and generate amounts of electricity.
We can see that it will need 6 steps to transform cold water into electric power and the generator is powered by water indirectly.
