Quaise announces Series B fundraise closing
Funds will support the first superhot geothermal power plant and drilling system commercialization.
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Developer of millimeter‑wave deep geothermal drilling technology
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In short: Quaise Energy raised $134 million in Series B funding and began drilling its first superhot geothermal well for Project Obsidian in Oregon.
Funds will support the first superhot geothermal power plant and drilling system commercialization.
The funding will build the world's first superhot geothermal power plant, Project Obsidian, using millimeter wave drilling.
The project in Central Oregon aims to generate up to 10x more energy per well than conventional geothermal.
In a keynote at World Geothermal Congress, Houde discussed millimeter-wave drilling and progress toward a commercial power plant.
Quaise Energy has closed a $134 million Series B funding round, supporting its superhot geothermal power project in Oregon ...
Quaise Energy, a leading developer of utility-scale superhot geothermal energy, today announced the first close of its Series B financing, raising $134 million with additional...
Japanese energy company Idemitsu Kosan has invested in Quaise Energy, aiming to support technologies that enable next-generation geothermal development.
Quaise has started preparatory work for a 50-MW geothermal power plant south of the Newberry volcano in Oregon, targeting a superhot enhanced geothermal system.
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