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The GEMex project is a binational endeavour developed by a Mexican and a European consortium coordinated by a common executive board. Each consortium is financed by their own resources, which are approximately 10 million euros for each part. The project is focused on two geothermal areas, Los Humeros and Acoculco, and was started two years ago. In January 2019 it reached its half point for the Mexican partners, and from the Mexican viewpoint the main results up to then can be summarized as follows. There is a new volcano-tectonic framework and characterization that has been rising from the geoscientific work developed, integrated and modelled by the project, which in the case of the Los Humeros geothermal field is profiling the most promising areas where the superhot geothermal fluids could be found. In the case of Acoculco, the integration model has provided the current stress field that can be used to develop an EGS project in the area, which still needs to be completed with the interpretation of the remaining seismic data, and that is planned to be tested at the final stages of the project with a stimulation test. The expected outcomes can be used by the CFE (Comisión Federal de Electricidad), which is the public utility that has the proper permits to explore and develop both geothermal areas.

Main outcomes for Mexico at the half of the GEMex Project