Abstract: Disclosed is a system for transporting geothermal hot water taken up at an underground bottom portion of a geothermal production well up to the ground surface, efficiently with a loss suppressed to minimum of the energy possessed by the geothermal hot water, which comprises a downhole pump disposed at an underground bottom portion of the geothermal production well for taking up and pressurizing the geothermal hot water and a rotary separation two-phase flow turbine adapted to be driven by the transported geothermal hot water, the downhole pump being adapted to be driven by the rotary separation two-phase flow turbine.

Abstract: A hot-water storage type power generating unit includes a first tank coupled to a power generating system having a generator, a hot water producting unit for heating medium-temperature water from the first tank with exhaust heat from external equipment to produce high-temperature water, and a second tank for storing the high-temperature water from the hot water producing unit. The high-temperature water is supplied from the second tank to the power generating system for generating electric power to meet peak load demands. The power generating system includes a rotary separator turbine rotatable by the high-temperature water from the second tank for separating steam from the high-temperature water, and a steam turbine rotatable by the steam from the rotary separator turbine, the generator being operatively coupled with the steam turbine for being rotated thereby.