MicroGeoThermal is seeking a wide array of motivated and talented
individuals experienced in geothermal and oil & gas drilling, all the way down to
entry level interns, engineering and energy studies students. All will
be required to explore, network and study individually as well in teams,
to come up with new ways to engineer next generation geothermal systems and to re-purpose
existing oil & gas wells into geothermal power, as
well as geothermal heating/cooling systems.
When
MicroGeoThermal founder, moved to East Texas in
October 2022, he listened to many first hand stories of the "Texas
Freeze" when the power in the region went out for several days and the
water systems subsequently stopped functioning and pipes froze and were
destroyed. It was impossible to heat homes or keep food temperatures
regulated. It was hell for Texas, but the
communities came together and worked hard to take care of everybody,
like small towns usually do, but 246 people still died.
After hearing dozens of
different stories, he was one step ahead in his mind on future solutions
to power redundancy, to bypass power grid politics that may have been
responsible for the power outages during "The Freeze". Geothermal power,
as well as geothermal heating and cooling might very well be the answer
to those concerned about future power grid issues, as well as
redundancy for heating & cooling.
After previously been nosing around the energy industry and related political circles in states including Wyoming and South Dakota to build MicroGeoThermal systems to power data centers for TMT (technology, media & telecom) ventures he is involved in. However, Texas become the most inviting, not because it is the leader in geothermal power, yet, but there is a political will and because of the potential to convert or repurpose existing dormant oil wells into geothermal power operations. The talent to drill new geothermal systems is readily available, whereas those who drill for oil & gas in Texas are well suited to take on the task of drilling for geothermal power operations.
For more information, please e-mail: info@microgeothermal.com
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