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ThinkGeoEnergy
APRIL 19, 2024
Texas-based Bedrock Energy (Bedrock) has announced the completion of its inaugural geothermal project, a geothermal borefield and heating and cooling system at Building D of the Penn Field mixed-use office and retail campus in Austin. The completion of the Austin project follows Bedrock’s $8.5M
Global Renewable News
APRIL 22, 2024
Bedrock Energy (Bedrock), an early-stage technology company that designs and constructs geothermal heating and cooling systems today (April 17) announced the completion of its inaugural geothermal pr.
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ThinkGeoEnergy
OCTOBER 17, 2023
Texas-based Bedrock Energy has announced the raising of USD 8.5 million in seed capital that will go towards accelerating the manufacturing and deployment of technologies that improve the economics of all-electric geothermal HVAC systems, thus helping real estate properties achieve Net Zero operations.
Canary Media
APRIL 29, 2024
Bedrock Energy , a geothermal startup, was deploying its novel drilling technology for the first time, near a block of low-slung commercial buildings on South Congress Avenue. Late last year in Austin, Texas, big blue rigs rolled up to a sunbaked parking lot and started boring holes deep into the ground. Over the…
Global Renewable News
OCTOBER 18, 2023
Highlights Funding Accelerates Deployment of Novel Drilling and Subsurface Technologies That Increase Speed and Lower Cost of Constructing Geothermal HVAC Systems To Decarbonize Urban Building.
GreenBiz
NOVEMBER 5, 2021
Land-based alternative energy solutions like solar and geothermal power help slow our greenhouse gas emissions, but on their own, they are insufficient for preventing the worst consequences of climate change. Our best hope for saving the planet lies on the seafloor. What’s holding us back is a map showing us the way.
ThinkGeoEnergy
OCTOBER 3, 2023
The drilling of the world’s deepest geothermal well Banska PGP-4, with a target total depth of 7,000 meters , has entered the second phase of work. The project assumes that geothermal water is to be used mainly for heating a large number of houses in the Szaflary commune and Nowy Targ. a company selected through a tender.
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