Company Directory - G

In 1976, Chevron, Unocal, and Texaco each confirmed the same energy technology worked - no fuel costs, no carbon, no supply chain. All three killed their projects because it threatened their core business. Now one company has spent sixty years developing what Big Oil refused to touch. Google just signed a 15-year contract, Bill Gates wrote a $100 million check, and on July 4th the government hands it a competitive edge no other energy source receives.

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A drilling crew near the Grand Canyon confirmed what the IEA calls one of the largest energy resources ever measured - enough to meet global electricity demand 140 times over. They drilled nearly three miles down in just 16 days, a job the Department of Energy projected would take 64. Google signed a 15-year deal. Bill Gates wrote a $100 million check. On July 4th, Washington hands this resource a regulatory edge no other energy source has.

The largest energy source on Earth contains 50,000 times every oil and gas reserve on the planet combined - and much of it sits beneath the desert near the Grand Canyon. A drilling crew just hit the DOE's 2035 targets twelve years early, with costs down 50% in 18 months. Google signed on, Gates invested, and the Pentagon made it a priority. One company has been quietly building this infrastructure for sixty years.