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Teverra and Permian Development Lab To Develop Texas Geothermal Landscape

Unveiling Tomorrow's Energy Solutions: Permian Energy Development Lab and Teverra Join Forces

By :Robert Buluma


In the vast expanse of the Permian Basin, where oil and innovation flow in equal measure, a groundbreaking partnership has emerged to redefine the future of energy. Enter the Permian Energy Development Lab (PEDL) and Teverra, two visionary entities united by a shared commitment to pioneering advanced energy solutions.

Hot off the press from the heart of Odessa, Texas, comes the announcement of a strategic alliance poised to revolutionize the energy landscape. With Teverra's expertise in geothermal energy, carbon storage, and cleaner oil and gas solutions, coupled with PEDL's dedication to research and collaboration, the stage is set for an electrifying journey towards sustainable energy.

Teverra, a trailblazing technology company, has already marked its territory with a recent triumph—a coveted contract with Colorado to conduct a sweeping analysis of geothermal resources statewide As earlier reported by our business intelligence department And that's just the tip of the iceberg. With a string of accolades from federal agencies and a penchant for innovation, Teverra stands at the forefront of the energy revolution.

Meanwhile, PEDL's momentum is equally palpable, having inked collaborations with SOLARCYCLE and the Roosevelt Firm. Their ambitious plans center around a cutting-edge test facility in Yoakum County, Texas, integrating a myriad of advanced energy technologies—from solar power to carbon capture and utilization. With a National Science Foundation grant fueling their aspirations, PEDL is poised to become the beating heart of innovation in the Permian Basin.

Marilu Hastings of PEDL articulates the significance of Teverra's involvement, emphasizing the pivotal role geothermal expertise plays in shaping the future of energy in Permian communities. Echoing this sentiment, Hamed Soroush, CEO of Teverra, champions the partnership as a gateway to an advanced, decarbonized energy economy—a vision shared by both entities.


But what exactly does this partnership entail? Brace yourself for an odyssey into the realms of subsurface energy storage, geothermal resource assessment, carbon capture, and hydrogen storage. With PEDL's network of researchers and Teverra's prowess in subsurface technologies, the possibilities are as boundless as the Permian horizon.

At its core, the partnership embodies collaboration in its purest form. Joint projects, grant pursuits, and knowledge exchange form the bedrock of this symbiotic relationship—each facet driving us closer to a sustainable energy utopia.

As the Permian Energy Development Lab and Teverra embark on this transformative journey, the energy sector braces itself for a seismic shift. With innovation as their compass and sustainability as their guiding star, they chart a course towards a future where energy knows no bounds.

To attest Teverra is amongst the main companies which are making the Geothermal decade to come to life

In the crucible of collaboration, where passion meets purpose, tomorrow's energy solutions are forged. And in the heart of the Permian, where oil flows and innovation thrives, the future of energy awaits its awakening.

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