Abstract: A method and system for extracting geothermal heat from a well is provided, wherein the well casing has positioned therein an inner pipe nested within an outer pipe. The space between the well casing and the outer pipe may be filled with an insulating medium. A liquid heat conducting material flows into and down through the inner pipe. The inner pipe may be fitted with a one-way valve so that the liquid heat conducting material does not reverse direction and flow upwards towards the surface. As the liquid heat conducting material approaches the bottom of the inner pipe, it enters into a heat exchanger, absorbs heat and transforms to its gaseous state. The gas rises upward through the space between the outer pipe and the inner pipe and into the electricity generating component.

Abstract: A vapor recovery apparatus for oil and gas well production that is used in combination with a liquid separator, a sales line and a holding tank includes a compressor, which is drivingly linked to an engine. A first conduit extends from fluid communication with the holding tank to a compressor inlet, while a second conduit extends from a compressor outlet to fluid communication with the sales line. The vapor recovery apparatus also has an electronic controller that is connected to the engine and to a pressure sensor, which is in fluid communication with the gas in the tank.

Abstract: An apparatus and method is provided for the ultra-high temperature cyclic thermal disassociation of water to produce usable hydrogen, oxygen, associated gases, and heat by igniting a previously-dissociated quantity of water and directing the resultant flame at a target material within a reactor whereupon the monatomic elements of the dissociated water recombine to water vapor, release energy, absorb the released energy, and re-dissociate, thereby producing a mostly monatomic mixture of dissociated water. Preferably, steam is produced in a heat exchanger arranged about the reactor and additionally provided to the reactor to undergo thermolytic disassociation.