Sage Geosystems Selects Halliburton to Support Deployment of Proprietary EGS Technology at Project Vector
Business Wire•11/11/2026•08:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Halliburton (HAL) selected for cementing and stimulation services at Project Vector
- ➤Project Vector will deploy Sage’s proprietary EGS technology at Ormat’s Blue Mountain plant
- ➤Two-well system targets firm geothermal heat for residential, industrial, and data center demand
- ➤Halliburton will support subsurface modeling, stimulation design, and field execution
- ➤Project Vector aims to demonstrate repeatable, commercially scalable EGS deployment
Expert Statements
Jason Peart, Chief Operating Officer of Sage Geosystems
“One of the keys to scaling next-generation geothermal is combining innovative subsurface technology with the proven capabilities and execution of the oil and gas industry.”
Jason Peart, Chief Operating Officer of Sage Geosystems
“Halliburton brings decades of experience in well integrity and reservoir stimulation, two critical components of our development approach.”
Jason Peart, Chief Operating Officer of Sage Geosystems
“By selecting an established industry leader, we are strengthening our ability to execute Project Vector and demonstrate that Sage’s technology can be replicated and deployed commercially across a broad range of geologies.”
Shawn Skobel, Vice President at Halliburton
“Halliburton brings proven cementing, stimulation, and subsurface experience to Project Vector.”
Shawn Skobel, Vice President at Halliburton
“Our technology and experience will support Sage as it advances its geopressured geothermal technology.”
Sage Geosystems Selects Halliburton to Support Deployment of Proprietary EGS Technology at Project Vector
Halliburton cementing and stimulation experience supports Sage’s EGS technology as it advances toward commercial-scale geothermal power generation
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