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. As part of the GEMex Project, an on-going European-Mexican effort to developgeothermal energy from non-conventional sources, preliminary geologicalmodels have been constructed for two sites located in the easternmost regionof the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt. The first site, Los Humeros, which hasproduced geothermal electricity for decades, is investigated for its probablesuperhot geothermal resources. The second site, Acoculco, is a less known butpromising area where application of an Enhanced Geothermal System is beingstudied. In order to have a coherent geological interpretation of both sites,preliminary 3-D models were constructed in a collaborative manner by Europeanand Mexican partners. These models are based on data available at the startof the project, including geological maps, cross-sections and well logs. Thedata were mainly provided by the Comision Federal de Electricidad (CFE),and the Mexican Centre for Innovation in Geothermal Energy (CeMIE-Geoconsortium). A regional model was developed for each site and an additionallocal model was constructed for Los Humeros. The preliminary geologicalmodels serve as a framework for GEMex work on heat-transport and fluid-flowsimulations; they will be updated and refined during the project, using newdata and interpretations from ongoing and future field work on geology,geophysics, and geochemistry.

Preliminary 3-D geological models of Los Humeros and Acoculco geothermal fields (Mexico) – H2020 GEMex Project