GTherm, Inc251 Riverside Avenue , Westport, Connecticut, United States

GTherm, Inc. (“GTherm”) is dedicated to the development of environmentally-sound innovations for use in the energy and other markets.

GTherm Energy, Inc. is the developer of proprietary ‘clean’ oil and gas extraction technology. The GTherm Comprehensive Energy System uniquely combines several field-proven legacy oil and gas extraction approaches into a single, thermally-driven system to volumetrically recover greater quantities of oil and gas, sequester CO2 and, where applicable, generate baseload electricity.

GTherm GEO, Inc. is the developer of the Single-Well Engineered Geothermal System™ (“SWEGS”) for the generation of baseload geothermal power. GTherm GEO SWEGS is a closed system that does not require building a water reservoir and emit zero 6HG.

GTherm Energy, Inc.

GTherm Energy, Inc.  is the developer of the GTherm Comprehensive Energy System, a proprietary system uniquely combines several field-proven legacy oil and gas extraction methods into a single, thermally-driven system to volumetrically recover greater quantities of oil and gas with greater efficiency and in a more-environmentally sound manner.  The patented and patent pending system enables the flow of oil by changing its viscosity in the reservoir and by influencing the directional flow.

• Conventional recovery processes are only able to recover about  20% of the original oil in the reservoir, leaving up to 80% of the known oil stranded in place (USGS). The discovery and recovery of “easy oil” is disappearing. Much of the planet’s untapped reserves are either deep beneath the sea or in environmentally-sensitive areas making new fields expensive to exploit.
• Through its subsidiary, GTherm Power, LLC, the company will augment its oil and gas recovery efforts by building modular baseload power plants on-site to fulfill its own energy requirements. Furthermore,  GTherm Power will seek to secure Purchase Power Agreements (“PPA”) for the generation of on-grid electricity for local utilities.