Backed by
More than just brine
goes back underground
Silica scales the plant
Limiting how far the brine can be cooled
at the surface
So reinjection comes early
Brine goes back underground hotter than it otherwise could to protect infrastructure
Value stays buried
Heat and minerals that could be recovered return to the reservoir, well after well
Our approach to silica removal is designed to create value across the entire geothermal operation.

Targeting 2027 field pilots
We are in active conversations with leading geothermal operators across multiple European countries. Their feedback is already shaping our product roadmap as we prepare to select a small number of partners to validate our technology and demonstrate its potential to unlock more energy and minerals from their existing infrastructure.
Science informed by decades in the field
A small team combining scientific innovation with first-hand experience managing and commissioning geothermal power plants

Remove the silica.
Keep the heat.





