What does Mazama Energy do?

Mazama Energy is a geothermal developer advancing enhanced geothermal systems (EGS) technology for superhot rock formations. The company is piloting a 200 MW demonstration project at Newberry volcano in Oregon with U.S. Department of Energy support.

Where is Mazama Energy located?

Mazama Energy is headquartered in Frisco, United States.

What energy sectors does Mazama Energy operate in?

Mazama Energy operates in Geothermal.

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Mazama Energy

Frisco, TX, United States

GeothermalPrivate

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Mazama Energy is a private headquartered in Frisco, United States specializing in Geothermal.

Mazama Energy develops proprietary technologies for extracting heat from superhot rocks—subsurface geological formations exceeding 374°C. The company's MUSE platform integrates three core technologies: Mazama Drill (horizontal drilling in superhot rock), Thermal Lattice (sequential stimulation for enhanced connectivity), and Heat Harvester (predictive simulation for well integrity). The approach requires 80% fewer wells and 75% less water than conventional engineered geothermal systems, targeting electricity costs below $50/MWh. The flagship Newberry Demonstration Project in Oregon, fully permitted with superhot rock at less than 5 km depth, aims to produce 200 MW of carbon-free renewable energy.

Enhanced Geothermal SystemsSuperhot RockCarbon-free EnergyHorizontal DrillingU.S. Department of Energy

Headquarters

Frisco, United States

Company Type

Private