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XGS’s 150-MW partnership with Meta and presence in New Mexico is mentioned in an episode of Latitude Media’s Catalyst with Shayle Kann podcast.

XGS mentioned in a New Yorker article exploring why now is the time for geothermal energy.

Aligned Climate Capital (ACC) is a U.S.-based asset management firm focused exclusively on investments that support the clean energy transition and decarbonization of the global economy and its infrastructure. Pulse 2.0 interviewed Aligned Climate Capital CEO Peter Davidson to gain a deeper understanding of the firm.

XGS Energy mentioned in a national financial outlet’s piece about how geothermal is on the brink of a renaissance.

A bipartisan permitting reform package remains elusive on Capitol Hill, but one underground energy source could help the effort pick up steam: geothermal energy.

To meet surging power demand, the US needs to leverage all sources of energy with a laser focus on efficiency, reliability and affordability, not least if it’s going to win the AI race too.

The US should adhere to President Donald Trump’s call to ‘drill baby, drill’ – but for geothermal energy, rather than traditional fossil fuels, ESG analyst Coco Zhang has said.

A new piece from KUNM spotlights the state’s 163 GW geothermal resource, ranking #6 in the U.S., according to Project InnerSpace, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology and New Mexico Bureau of Geology & Mineral Resources.

XGS Energy said its closed-loop geothermal system ran over 3,000 commercial hours at Coso, validating its Thermal Reach Enhancement (TRE) technology, a highly-conductive material that is pumped downhole as a liquid through perforations in the well casing to contact hot rocks. XGS reported record temperature differentials, model accuracy within 2%, and improved predictability for scalable, lower-risk geothermal projects.

XGS Energy is featured in the latest print edition of Data Center Dynamics Magazine, recognized for our closed-loop geothermal system supporting Meta’s data center operations in New Mexico.