Sage Geosystems Inc.
About
Sage is a rapidly growing business dedicated to the advancement and widespread deployment of geothermal technologies. Founded in 2020, Sage brings innovative geothermal technology and a team with a proven track record of action and delivery. Sage is unique in that they recognize there is no single optimum geothermal design solution for all applications and subsurface environments, so they present multiple approaches and technologies for addressing the various challenges, with these recommendations informed by their powerhouse modeling tool. This tool, GeoTwin™, is based on decades of experience modeling subsurface fluids and processes in the drilling of oil and gas wells and will allow Sage to rapidly target surface and subsurface designs and combinations thereof to optimize the power generated from the geothermal systems and their cost. The Sage team has a cumulative 125+ years in drilling and completions, and therefore recognizes the easy transferability of oil and gas skills to renewable baseload geothermal energy.
Editor's note: Updated June 28, 2021.
News
Energy Transition in Motion (Week of Oct. 4, 2024)
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US Navy Taps Sage Geosystems for Geothermal Initiatives in Texas
The expanded collaboration with the Department of Defense follows Sage-led geothermal initiatives at Fort Bliss and the Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base in Texas.
Energy Transition in Motion (Week of Sept. 27, 2024)
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Sage, California Resources to Partner on Geothermal, Energy Storage
Sage Geosystems and California Resources Corp. signed of a memorandum of understanding to pursue subsurface energy storage and geothermal power generation in California.
Meta, Sage Geosystems Enter Geothermal Deal
Sage Geosystems says the company will use its geopressured geothermal system to provide Meta’s data centers with carbon-free power.
Energy Transition in Motion (Week of Aug. 16, 2024)
Here is a look at some of this week’s renewable energy news.
Sage Selects Texas Site for Geopressured Geothermal System
Sage Geosystems said its 3-megawatt storage system will be paired with renewable energy to provide baseload and dispatchable power to the ERCOT.
The New Wildcatters: Geothermal Developers on the Hunt for Heat
The U.S. is poised for a geothermal boom using existing oil and gas technology. Does the industry have what it needs to scale?
Energy Partnerships: Don’t Settle for ‘First Person that Comes Along’
Energy executives share insights and tips—look for red flags, run the “intercontinental flight test”—when forming lasting collaborative partnerships.
Sage Geosystems Advances Commercial-scale Energy Storage Facility
The 3-megawatt facility in Texas is expected to become the world’s first commercial geopressured geothermal system when it’s commissioned in December.
Energy Transition in Motion (Week of April 19, 2024)
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Energy Transition in Motion (Week of Feb. 16, 2024)
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Sage Geosystems ‘Revolutionizes’ Grid with Energy Storage
Sage Geosystems’ energy storage technology, which can be used in new and former oil wells, provides short- and long-duration storage capabilities, company says.
Driller Nabors Digs Deep to Advance Geothermal Energy
Nabors Industries has partnered with several geothermal startups, including GA Drilling, GeoX, Sage Geosystems and Quaise Energy, looking to enhance geothermal drilling technology.
Nabors’ Latest Partnership Aims to Accelerate Commercialization of Geothermal Energy
Proceeds from a $12 million financing led by Nabors will be used to further accelerate the development of Sage Geosystems’ technologies and construction of their first commercial geothermal power plant.