Fervo Energy's enhanced geothermal project, Cape Station, is set to begin commercial operations next month in the US. It aims to power data centers and has already secured an offtake agreement with Google.
Fervo Energy's Cape Station project in Utah is scheduled to begin supplying power to the grid next month, making it the first enhanced geothermal system in the United States to reach commercial operation. The project aims to provide gigawatt-scale power from geothermal energy to rapidly growing data centers and has already signed a power purchase agreement with Google.
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