Converting Earth’s Heat to

CLEAN POWER

Geothermal Energy

The Environmental Solution

Geothermal harvests natural heat from the Earth, providing renewable 24/7 baseload energy. As a clean, sustainable energy source, Geothermal is ideal to transition away from fossil fuel electric power generation – and a valuable renewable alternative, as it provides constant baseload energy unlike solar and wind which are intermittent.

VERO Geothermal’s closed-loop system

The Cleanest, Most Efficient Form of Geothermal Energy

VERO Geothermal (VERO) provides clean, renewable, 24/7 power by harnessing geothermal resources with zero emissions and without consuming valuable water resources or processing hazardous brine.

24/7 renewable baseload power

Utilizing our proprietary Forced Convection and Closed-Loop technology, VERO is developing projects to sustainably extract heat from deep thermal reservoirs and generate environmentally clean baseload power.

Zero Emissions

VERO’s Closed-Loop process produces no greenhouse gases, making the VERO geothermal system one of the safest, most reliable, best-in-class systems in the world.

Zero Water Use

One of the most beneficial aspects of the VERO Technology is that it uses “Zero Water” in the power generation process as compared to traditional geothermal technologies. This compares to up to millions of gallons of water per year which may be needed for a comparable size geothermal plant for cooling and brine dilution prior to injection.

ZERO BRINE EXTRACTION

With VERO’s proprietary Induced Brine Convection
and Closed-Loop technology, hazardous brine disposal is
eliminated because the brine solution never enters the
system or reaches the surface, as only the heat is harvested through our process.

Efficient Use of Land

VERO projects use a highly-refined modular design, delivering maximum precision and efficiency – requiring a total of only five acres of land use (about 25% of the footprint required for traditional geothermal power facilities to deliver similar output).

VERO Geothermal