Comparable well evidence
The report should show nearby well logs and explain what they can and cannot say about a geothermal site.
Evidence guide
Nearby well logs can help qualify geothermal prospects by showing depth, water, lithology, and sparse-evidence warnings before a paid design conversation.

Well evidence helps explain drilling context, but thermal conductivity must remain an uncertainty until better data exists.
The report should show nearby well logs and explain what they can and cannot say about a geothermal site.
Thermal conductivity should be represented as a confidence-banded assumption, not a final design value.
Shows depth, water, and formation context around an address.
Limitation: Nearby wells do not prove actual loop performance.
Supports drilling and constructability review.
Limitation: Thermal assumptions require qualified review and, when needed, test data.
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