“…PFA focuses on evidence for the presence or absence of source rock, reservoir rock, and trap, for which a variety of data types can be used to evaluate directly or indirectly. When adapted for geothermal exploration, a geothermal play may typically be defined as a tectonic and geological setting that includes a heat source, geothermal fluid, reservoir permeability and storage, and a reservoir seal (Doughty et al 2018). Though extending beyond the original concept of PFA, non-geological components might also be included in a geothermal PFA that relate to development potential, e.g., land status, proximity to transmission, or environmental constraints.…”