Endurance Energy

Seafloor hydrothermal generators to unlock Earth's full power potential

The grid problem

Power availability is the world's greatest need

From island nations, to industrial sites, to hyperscale data centers, quality of life and technological progress are directly correlated with the availability of low cost power.

Small and remote islands are heavily dependent on imported fossil fuels, which leads to high costs and energy security risks. In Pacific island countries, fuel imports can account for up to 13% of GDP and electricity can cost almost seven times as much as the United States.

International Energy Agency

In 2022, the industrial sector accounted for 33% of total U.S. energy consumption. Nearly 80% of this industrial energy usage comes from fossil fuel and coal.

US Energy Information Administration

In 2022, the industrial sector accounted for 33% of total U.S. energy consumption. Nearly 80% of this industrial energy usage comes from fossil fuel and coal.

US Energy Information Administration

Semianalysis projects a 85-gigawatt power shortfall in the United States by 2030. With over 1.3 billion dollars of CapEx spent every day on AI infrastructure, our power supply is limited not by spend but by the fundamental scaling laws of existing power infrastructure.

Semianalysis

OUR BREAKTHROUGH

Offshore geothermal offers limitless renewable energy

Deep under the sea, where the tectonic plates spread and new crust forms, volcanic activity provides ideal conditions to produce electricity from Earth’s internal heat.

Throughout the Pacific Ring of Fire, our seafloor hydrothermal generators can deliver gigawatts of baseload power to a single site.