The diagram illustrates the electricity production processes that takes place in a geothermal power plant.

The diagram illustrates the electricity production processes that takes place in a geothermal power plant. Overall, it is clearly visible that, electricity is obtained via utilizing the geothermal energy after harvesting and processing it through distinct systems. First of all, cold water is pumped 4. 5 kilometers down from its source. Then, it reaches to the injection well and courses through a hot rocks which is called the geothermal zone. Thereby, the temperature of the water escalates. After finishing its path through the zone, it commences to be pumped to the ground level all the way back. The vaporized hot water—namely the steam--leaves the condenser where it is stored after being pumped up. Subsequently, the steam further replaces to the turbine which is almost a cylindirical machine that spins as steam passes through it. Finally, the electricity is generated after the turbine powers the generator; furthermore, it is ready to be distributed, and transferred to the electric poles.