In the News includes where Sage Geosystems™ is featured in outside articles, interviews, and/or features.
By SUMAIYA MALIK | April 22, 2021 “ A geothermal test project that could set the stage for “always on” green energy is set to take root in South Texas with a goal of competing with wind and solar energy production. The project is a joint venture between Sage Geosystems, a private green energy company, and […]
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By META Team | April 28, 2021“A collaboration between Sage Geosystems™ and Metamaterial Inc. codenamed “Pluton” seeks to apply new metamaterial technology to produce utility scale geothermal power at 4¢ per kWh, a 32-60% reduction compared to a current cost of 5.9-10.1¢. Geothermal is currently a niche source of electricity limited to only certain natural locations and hampered by
April 22, 2021“ HOUSTON, TX and HALIFAX, NS / ACCESSWIRE / April 22, 2021 / Sage Geosystems, a leader in heat harvesting solutions with modern oilfield expertise and methodologies to enable geothermal energy anywhere in the world (“SAGE”) and Metamaterial Inc. (“META”) (CSE:MMAT) a developer of high-performance functional materials and nanocomposites, today announced that META has
“Sage Geosystems (Sage), a startup focused on ‘hot dry rock’ geothermal energy development (and GEO graduate!), has announced it closed a Series A round of financing. Virya, LLC, a climate fund founded by TED curator Chris Anderson led the round with a $3M investment. As part of the round, Sage has entered into a non-binding
By Judy Feder . . . “EGS/CLG Hybrid. Sage Geosystems’ approach to geothermal development combines open-to-reservoir EGS and closed-loop CLG. The Sage approach begins with drilling a well to approximately 4 to 6 km total depth. It then uses its HeatRoot technology to propagate fractures downward, reaching at least several hundred more feet in depth and
Geothermal Well Construction: A Step Change in Oil and Gas Technologies Read More »
By Bob Metcalfe When we launched GEO back in the fall, the dream was to get a whole bunch of exciting geothermal activity going in the heart of the oil patch – with the hope that eventually, if we made enough noise, the robust drilling ecosystem around us in the state of Texas would take
“Let’s cut straight to the point. Immediate action is needed to save oil and gas jobs and to preserve US energy independence. What form of action the government takes could result in a range of outcomes, including continued volatility, preservation of the status quo, or building a baseload green energy portfolio so large that in
Geothermal Energy at Oil and Gas Scale: A Chat with Lance Cook Read More »
