Challenge

The role of thermal power generation is shifting like never before. Once it provided baseload electricity for many markets. But now, with the integration of renewables, thermal power is often used to steady a grid. It’s a stable backbone in energy production.

Trends in the market are driving thermal power generation to be more cost-effective, and generating companies absolutely want to make the most of their assets. And do so in a way that's environmentally friendly and socially responsible, which includes geothermal power generation. Evolving governmental regulations are having a positive impact on how we design and construct, too. Our commitment to cleaner and more affordable thermal power pushes us to challenge the status quo—the conventional ways thermal power generating plants used to be designed, built, and operated.

Today, modern thermal power stations must be agile—able to perform beyond intended design, and flexible to the demands of the changing market. So that's what successful energy projects now must deliver: the right technology, together with the best fuel source and a design that meets current energy, environmental, and social regulations. All this, and strong project economics, too.

An alternative power source to consider is geothermal energy production which offers a stable base-load, long-term, low-risk advantage with the potential to also provide by-product heat. Through the gathering, aggregating, and interpreting of geologic data, our experienced geothermal experts provide you with the skills required for your project’s success.