Former Shell VP Pioneers New Geothermal Energy Solutions

Cindy Taff transitions from a 36-year oil and gas career to lead Sage Geosystems in developing innovative geothermal technologies.

Cindy Taff left her role at Shell to join Sage Geosystems, driven by her daughter's encouragement to pursue clean energy.
Sage Geosystems employs advanced drilling techniques to harness geothermal energy, potentially transforming the energy sector.
Their technology not only generates electricity from heat but also offers novel energy storage solutions, competing with lithium-ion batteries.
The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that next-generation geothermal projects could power 65 million homes by 2050.
Sage has raised $30 million and is collaborating with U.S. military facilities, Meta's data centers, and international partners like Bucharest for geothermal projects.