At 500 MW, Cape Station is ushering in a new era for enhanced geothermal energy.
Fervo Energy is developing the multi-phase Cape Station geothermal development located in Beaver County, Utah, northeast of Milford. Phase I is on track to begin delivering clean power to the grid by late 2026, reaching approximately 100 megawatts of operating capacity by early 2027. Phase II is targeted for 2028.
Fervo is focused on fostering local job creation throughout all phases of our project’s development. In addition to hiring local individuals for operational and HSE roles on-site, Fervo strives to contract local and Utah-based vendors for services across our supply chain. As enhanced geothermal development grows across southwest Utah, we also want to ensure that locals have accessible pathways to enter the industry.
Cape Station is located in Beaver County, Utah, approximately 12 miles northeast of Milford.
Cape Station benefits from strong site fundamentals: confirmed high-temperature resources at depth, proximity to existing transmission infrastructure, and rich geologic data from nearby DOE research facilities and the adjacent Blundell geothermal plant.
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