Figure shows that for the same capital cost, the LCOE can vary by ~40% due only to the LCOE financing assumptions in Table . Also, the slope of the blue lines in Figure is about -1 1 / yr , which illustrates that the O&M cost fraction has an approximately equivalent effect on the LCOE as the WACC. Lastly, the "O&M-Only" rate factor is approximately half the LIKELY value. The rate factor increases to approximately 60% of the LIKELY value when 40% indefinite equity financing is assumed (Section S2.1). In other words, Figure demonstrates that O&M costs are an important consideration of the cost of geothermal power plants and that the LCOE can still be substantial after debt financing is complete. Additionally, users investigating geothermal energy resources for heat may be interested in calculating the levelized cost of heat (LCOH), which is also described in the SI.