From two field seasons to a DOE selection: how Ignis built the case for Mount Augustine Selected by the U.S. Department of Energy for award negotiations, Alaska’s Mount Augustine geothermal project is

Beneath our feet lies a remarkable source of energy: the natural heat of the Earth! At ignis H2 Energy Inc., we believe that understanding this resource should begin long before the first

Ignis Energy COO Marcus Oesterberg explains why geothermal projects fail when risk is taken in the wrong order, and where the financing gap sits today. Geothermal projects rarely fail because the heat

Title: “Ignis Energy – A Journey to Bankable Geothermal Power” Geothermal projects rarely fail because the heat is missing. They fail because risk is taken in the wrong order. In this session,

Our COO, Marcus Oesterberg, wrote the guest editorial in this month’s Journal of Petroleum Technology. His argument is simple: geothermal projects rarely fail because the heat is missing. They fail because risk

David Dahlson spent three days at Yotta 2026 in Las Vegas, talking with data center developers and operators about what they need most: clean power that runs around the clock. Geothermal is

Our Mount Augustine project in Alaska has been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy to drill a geothermal confirmation well. One of 21 projects chosen nationally under a $99 million federal

The ignis H2 Energy Inc. team, Booth 811. Houston is full of people who genuinely want to take geothermal to the next level. We are proud to be among them, and it

Ignis H2 Energy Inc. has started temperature-gradient drilling at its Weepah Hills geothermal project in Esmeralda County, Nevada. The first well spudded on September 25, 2026, after the project completed all local,

Ignis H2 Energy Inc. has been issued a federal geothermal lease by the Bureau of Land Management covering 1,040 acres in Doña Ana County, New Mexico. The lease is the basis of