Our Power Plants

Much of the American West sits on top a vast, renewable resource: geothermal heat. At Baseload Power, we develop plants to harness that energy and convert it into electricity. 

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Our first plant is located in California, near the Nevada border. Stay tuned for an upcoming announcement in 2022, when we plan to bring our second plant online. 
Wendel
San Ardo
Weepah Hills
Gabbs Valley
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Wendell - Lassen County, California

Adjacent to the Wendel Hot Springs in the Wendel-Amedee Known Geothermal Resource Area, the Wendel power plant has a gross nameplate rating of 750kW and a net rating of 600kW.
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San Ardo – Monterey County, California

Installation in the San Joaquin Valley with a gross nameplate raging of 150kW and a net rating of 125kW.
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Weepah Hills – Esmeralda County, Nevada

Geothermal Exploration
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Gabbs Valley – Mineral County, Nevada

Geothermal Exploration

Global Footprint

Baseload Power U.S. benefits from the knowledge and experience gleaned from other Baseload Power companies throughout the world. Here are their projects.

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Does it make a difference if you get your power from coal or geothermal heat? We asked our local partners and community members what they think.

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