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Baker Hughes and Fervo Energy Unite to Deliver 300 MW of Next-Gen Geothermal Power in Utah

Baker Hughes Partners with Fervo Energy to Deliver Next-Gen Geothermal Power in Utah By:  Robert Buluma In a bold stride toward a carbon-free energy future, Baker Hughes has been selected by Fervo Energy , a leader in next-generation geothermal, to deliver critical equipment for five cutting-edge Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) power plants at Cape Station Phase II in Utah. The award, announced on September 2, 2025 , marks a significant milestone in the evolution of geothermal technology as the project aims to generate 300 MW of reliable, clean, and affordable baseload power  enough to power nearly 180,000 homes . A Game-Changing Collaboration At the heart of this project is the integration of Baker Hughes’ advanced turboexpanders and BRUSH™ Power Generation generators with Fervo’s groundbreaking Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) . Together, they are building a fully integrated geothermal solution that is scalable, repeatable, and ready to redefine baseload power . Tim Latimer,...

CTR and Baker Hughes Ignite a 500 MW Geothermal Revolution to Power America’s AI Future”

CTR and Baker Hughes Unite for a 500 MW Geothermal Power Breakthrough: Fueling America’s AI and Data Center Growth By:  Robert Buluma The race to power the digital economy has just taken a bold step forward. Controlled Thermal Resources (CTR) and Baker Hughes have entered into definitive agreements to develop 500 megawatts (MW) of baseload geothermal power at the Hell’s Kitchen project in Imperial County, California. This world-scale development is set to become a cornerstone of U.S. energy security delivering clean, reliable, around-the-clock energy to power hyperscale data centers and artificial intelligence infrastructure. A New Era of Geothermal Energy America’s digital economy is expanding at an unprecedented rate, driven by explosive growth in AI applications and hyperscale data centers . Unlike intermittent renewables such as solar and wind, geothermal power operates at capacity factors above 98 percent, making it uniquely suited for industries that demand uninterrupted en...