Houston-based geothermal energy startup Ignis H2 Energy has secured $12.5 million in Series A funding to advance its geothermal exploration projects across multiple regions. The company, founded in 2021, leverages cutting-edge machine learning models to locate and assess geothermal resources, enhancing the success rate and mitigating exploration risks.

Ignis Energy has already acquired exploration sites in Turkey, Alaska, California, Nevada, and Italy, with a long-term goal of identifying geothermal reserves capable of generating one gigawatt of power by 2030.

Expanding Geothermal Innovation

Richard Calleri, CEO of Ignis Energy, stated:

"We are a geothermal exploration and development company focused on building a risk-balanced portfolio of geothermal power plants across key global markets. By combining proven technologies, expert knowledge, and advanced data analytics, Ignis Energy is unlocking the full potential of geothermal resources and accelerating the transition to a cleaner, more sustainable energy future.”

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Strategic Investment and Industry Support

The Series A round was led by alfa8, a family office specializing in geothermal innovation and next-gen renewables. Drilling giant Nabors Industries also committed to investing, alongside existing shareholders, private individuals, and family offices.

Erin Glenn, COO of alfa8, commented:

"As a patient capital investor, alfa8 is dedicated to funding transformative ventures that address the energy crisis, drive the adoption of geothermal energy, and push the frontiers of maritime decarbonization and critical sustainability initiatives."

This funding will support Ignis Energy’s mission to scale geothermal power, a crucial component of the global clean energy transition.

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