Dry-saturated steam from the steam header drives the turbine which is coupled to a generator. The turbine converts the heat from the steam into mechanical energy and the generator converts mechanical energy into electricity. The steam passes through the turbine and is condensed in a direct contact condenser. The condensed water is then pumped to a cooling tower. The hot condensate is air cooled in the cooling tower and some of the cooled water is recycled to the condenser to condense the steam. Excess of condensate is returned to the reservoir through condensate injection wells. Any non-condensable gas in the condenser is taken out by the Gas Removal System and dispersed to the atmosphere.