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Fervo Energy

Fervo Energy is a geothermal energy company that has developed enhanced geothermal systems technology and signed agreements to supply power to data centers in Texas, including a notable deal with Google announced in 2023.

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May 17, 2026

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Hill County Wants State Rules. Smart Developers Will Help Write Them.

The opportunity sits with developers locking generation before the queue: Fervo Energy's $10 billion IPO valuation and Google's 100 MW Nevada offtake validate the anchor-tenant geothermal model, while NANO Nuclear's non-binding MoU with Super Micro for 15 MW KRONOS microreactors signals where hyperscale power procurement is heading.

May 16, 2026

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Beacon Point Sets the 1-GW Template While 300 GW Wait in Queue

NANO Nuclear and Supermicro signed a May 6 MOU on integrated reactor-plus-rack architecture, Terrestrial Energy and Riot Platforms are evaluating IMSR-powered campuses (Riot operates in Texas), and Fervo Energy's $1.89 billion IPO priced enhanced geothermal at a $10.2 billion day-one valuation.

May 15, 2026

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Behind-the-Meter Gas Is the New Default. Chevron Just Set the Texas Template.

Fervo Energy's $1.89 billion IPO valued the geothermal developer above $10 billion, with 658 MW of binding PPAs (Google, SCE, Shell) and Google holding a right-of-first-refusal on 3 GW of pipeline.

May 14, 2026

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Hill County Draws the Line. Eight Projects Now Wait a Year.

Fervo Energy's $1.89 billion IPO popped 35% on debut, valuing the Houston-based geothermal developer above $10 billion, with Cape Station in Utah permitted for up to 2 GW.

April 1, 2026

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Utilities Waited. SoftBank, Google, and the Army Didn't.

Fervo Energy's Cape Station, a 500 MW EGS project in Utah, comes online in June as the first large-scale commercial enhanced geothermal system in the U.S.

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