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Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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TerraCOH is revolutionizing geothermal energy with its proprietary Carbon Dioxide Plume Geothermal (CPG™) technology. This groundbreaking system uses CO₂ as the primary geologic working fluid, offering a sustainable and efficient approach to power generation and energy storage. By utilizing underproductive or uneconomic hydrocarbon fields, TerraCOH's technology transforms these sites into valuable, clean energy assets. The CPG™ system delivers dispatchable, zero-carbon electricity, supports scalable baseload power, and integrates high-capacity energy storage, making it adaptable for small-scale to grid-scale applications. Beyond electricity production, TerraCOH actively contributes to global carbon reduction efforts by incorporating CO₂ into its energy processes. The company's innovative solutions are backed by leading organizations, including the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Science Foundation. TerraCOH’s vision focuses on sustainable development, advancing renewable energy technologies, and creating positive environmental impacts, paving the way for a greener, more energy-efficient future.
Jimmy Randolph
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Operating since 2014
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