Unleashing the Power Beneath Our Feet

Forget oil and gas—there’s a hidden powerhouse right under your feet. Geothermal energy, the Earth’s natural heat, is stepping into the spotlight, and Bedrock Energy is leading the charge. By drilling deeper than ever before, Bedrock is turning geothermal into a game-changer for cooling data centers and heating offices. But how deep is deep enough? Let’s dive in.

Why Shallow Wells Just Don’t Cut It

Most geothermal wells today barely scratch the surface, stopping at around 500 feet. But Bedrock Energy isn’t playing small. “In cooling-dominant areas, we’re talking 800 to 1,000 feet—three times more space-efficient. For heating, we go even deeper, hitting 1,000 to 1,200 feet or more,” says Joselyn Lai, Bedrock’s co-founder and CEO. This isn’t just about depth—it’s about efficiency and saving precious real estate.

Geothermal Meets Commercial Real Estate

Land is expensive, especially in urban areas. That’s why Bedrock is targeting commercial buildings, where space is at a premium. Last year, they completed two groundbreaking installations: an office building in Austin, Texas, and a resort in Utah. And the results? Profitable projects within a year. That’s not just a win—it’s a blueprint for the future.

“Cooling with geothermal is about twice as efficient as cooling with water and air, especially during peak heat and humidity.”

Joselyn Lai, CEO of Bedrock Energy

Data Centers: The Next Frontier

Data centers are energy hogs, generating heat 24/7. But Bedrock sees an opportunity. Partnering with Dominion Energy, they’re exploring how geothermal can cool these tech giants. The challenge? Data centers dump heat year-round, unlike offices that balance heating and cooling. But Bedrock’s data analysis, honed from oil and gas expertise, shows promise. Pair geothermal with solar farms, and you’ve got a match made in energy heaven.

Why Geothermal is a Game-Changer

• Efficiency: Geothermal cooling is twice as efficient as traditional methods, especially during peak heat.
• Consistency: The Earth’s stable temperature means no energy spikes, saving big on utility bills.
• Sustainability: It’s clean, renewable, and perfect for large-scale energy users.

The Future is Deep and Bright

Bedrock isn’t stopping here. With a $12 million Series A funding round led by Titanium Ventures, they’re doubling down on automation and R&D. The goal? Faster installations, smarter systems, and a geothermal revolution that’s just getting started.

Geothermal energy isn’t just the future—it’s the now. And Bedrock Energy is proving that what’s beneath our feet can power the world above.