Dr. Grant holds a doctoral degree in applied mathematics from MIT, has participated in various research and management projects, and has worked as a private consultant since 1994. He has been involved in assessment and development of 76 geothermal fields in 14 countries. Dr. Grant is among the most prestigious scientists in the field of geothermal reservoir engineering and has published many papers in that field in leading journals such as Geothermics.
Qualifications BSc(hons) Victoria University of Wellington , Geothermal reservoir engineer with more than 40 year's experience in exploration, development and production operations in high temperature liquid dominated geothermal resources. Currently employed as Technical Advisor with Contact Energy geothermal operations based at Wairakei. Specialist skills in well testing and field performance monitoring and data interpretation.
Although based in New Zealand, he has spent several years providing onsite advice for geothermal projects in Asia, Pacific rim and Africa.
Qualifications BSc(hons) Victoria University of Wellington

1. Geothermal Reservoirs2. Concepts of Geothermal Systems3. Simple Quantitative Models4. Interpretation of Downhole Measurements5. Downhole Measurement6. Measurements During Drilling7. Well Completion and Heating8. Production Testing9. Case Study: A History of Well BR2, Ohaaki10. Conceptual Modeling and Simple Inferences11. Simulation12. Field Examples13. Field Management14. Well Stimulation and Engineered GeothermalAppendix 1 Pressure Transient AnalysisAppendix 2 Gas Correction for Flow MeasurementsAppendix 3 Equations of Motion and StateAppendix 4 Geothermal Fields