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SLB and Ormat Set To Revitilize Geothermal Energy

SLB and Ormat Join Forces to Revolutionize Geothermal Energy By: Robert Buluma In an exciting leap toward a sustainable future, SLB has announced a strategic collaboration with Ormat Technologies, Inc., a leading renewable energy company, to develop and deliver cutting-edge geothermal projects. This partnership aims to revolutionize the geothermal energy landscape by reducing project risks, enhancing economics, and ensuring long-term performance and reliability. A Comprehensive Suite of Solutions The collaboration will offer developers an integrated suite of solutions that cover every phase of geothermal projects. From initial exploration and resource assessment to power plant commissioning and operation, SLB and Ormat are committed to providing a seamless and comprehensive approach. Next-Generation Geothermal Solutions Together, SLB and Ormat will offer both traditional geothermal solutions and next-generation technologies like enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) and advanced geothermal

Fervo Energy and South California Edison Inks A 320 MW PPA Agreement

Fervo Energy Secures Landmark 320 MW Power Purchase Agreements with Southern California Edison By: Robert Buluma In a move that underscores the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions, Fervo Energy, a pioneer in next-generation geothermal technology, has announced two monumental power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Southern California Edison (SCE). Totalling 320 MW, these agreements represent the world's largest geothermal PPAs to date, cementing geothermal energy's critical role in the transition to a cleaner energy future. A Milestone in Clean Energy Set against the backdrop of California's ambitious clean energy goals, the 15-year agreements will see SCE purchasing 24/7 carbon-free geothermal energy from Fervo's Cape Station project in southwest Utah. This power will serve approximately 350,000 homes across Southern California, bolstering the state's grid reliability with a steady supply of renewable energy. David Hochschild, Chair of the California Ener