Powering U.S. Infrastructure with Clean 24/7 Baseload Energy

Reliable. Renewable. Proven. Domestic.

Few energy resources can deliver reliable, renewable, domestic power at scale. With more than 40 years of proven geothermal operations in the Salton Sea region, CTR's Hell's Kitchen Project is uniquely positioned to deliver up to 650 MW of always-on, clean geothermal power, powered-site precincts, and flexible offtake solutions that strengthen U.S. energy security and industrial growth.

Hell's Kitchen geothermal steam testing at sunset

Always-On Power
24/7 baseload geothermal — no intermittency, no reliance on weather.

Built for Industrial Growth
Co-location, behind-the-meter options, and flexible offtake structures.

Proven Resource
Geothermal power plants operating within Salton Sea area for over 40 years.

Proven Team
Decades of Salton Sea geothermal operations experience.

Clean Energy Complex Designed to Accommodate Powered Sites

230 kV Grid Access

Direct import and export via the IID transmission system

Market Connectivity

Access to regional and interstate power markets

500 kV Expansion Path

Approved upgrades linking to the Southwest power pool

Fiber Connectivity

Proximity to major fiber routes between Southern California and Phoenix

Logistics Access

Rail and transport links supporting construction and operations

    We've Studied it
12 Years Developing Hell’s Kitchen with Global Partners

Technical

NI-43-101 Technical Report

Economic

Preliminary Economic Assessment

Technical

Resource Evaluation Report

Technical

Resource Capacity Report

Operations

Installation of two geothermal wells

Operations

Demonstration & Optimization Plant

Permitting

Conditional Use Permit (Stage 1)

Technical & Economic

Definitive Feasibility Study (Stage 1)

Technical

Field Development Plan (600MW)

  
      We’ve Proven it – Definitive Feasibility Study Completed 

          Definitive Feasibility Study conducted by Baker Hughes following reserve and resource classification guidelines outlined by the SEC under S-K 1300, supporting a 30-year operating life for Stage 1.
        
          Two ~25 MW geothermal wells drilled.
        
          More than 45 years of geothermal power production in a proven, long-standing U.S. geothermal production region.

  
      We’ve Planned for it – Permitting & Environmental

          Conditional Use Permit approved for Stage 1 by Imperial County.
        
          Program-level CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) completed for Stage 1. 
        
          Designated as a FAST-41 project, accelerating coordination across key federal and state agencies.

  
We’re Building It 
Long-Lead Equipment Staged for Construction

        Advanced Development
        ~$285 million invested in Stage 1 development.
Two existing ~25 MW geothermal wells drilled.
Stage 1 long-lead equipment built and staged.

        A Trained & Ready Local Workforce
        Project Labor Agreement executed, de-risking the construction program.
Local, trained workforce supported through Imperial Valley College’s LIFT program.