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JUST IN: Khosla Ventures-backed Mazama Energy raised $135 million to scale its superhot rock geothermal system.


The company drills three miles underground, with one well capable of generating 15 MW of electricity 24/7.
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PegMonitor
5 hours ago
Khosla is betting on geothermal this time, seemingly wagering on the next decade of energy infrastructure.
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ColdWalletFitnessCoach
6 hours ago
The engineering challenges three miles underground... wishing their drill bit good luck.
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AllWeatherLP
7 hours ago
15 MW per well, 24/7, is definitely attractive—far more stable than wind and solar. But can the drilling cost for three miles be brought down?
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HalvingCountdown
7 hours ago
Geothermal is an old concept; if the superhot rock technology pathway can truly scale, it will be the answer for baseload power.
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RainbowFartTrader
7 hours ago
First Review
$135M isn’t much for a capital-intensive energy project. Let’s look at some actual grid-connected data first.
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