EnLink: A leading innovator in geothermal heat exchange with 14 years of reliable, patented EHX installations.
Founded 14 years ago, EnLink Geoenergy Services is a pioneering company in the geothermal heat pump (GHP) industry. The company's core mission is to provide innovative and efficient ground-source geothermal heat pump solutions, focusing on the installation of underground loop systems known as Earth Heat Exchangers (EHXs). EnLink aims to harness natural geothermal energy to offer sustainable heating and cooling solutions. Their market focus is primarily in Spain, where they are recognized as a leading provider of ground and geothermal heat pumps.
EnLink boasts 13 U.S. and international patents, underscoring its commitment to innovation and reliability in EHX installations. The company has established a reputation for professionalism and success, making significant impacts in the renewable energy sector. Notable achievements include their continuous improvement in GHP technology and a strong record of client satisfaction. EnLink's contributions are pivotal in advancing geothermal energy adoption, reducing carbon footprints, and promoting sustainable energy practices globally.
Companies similar to Enlink Geoenergy Services include XGS Energy, GeoEnergy Enterprises, Dandelion Energy and Darcy Solutions.
Enlink Geoenergy Services was founded in 1995.
Enlink Geoenergy Services' headquarters is located in East Rancho Dominguez, CA, US.
Enlink Geoenergy Services' most recent funding round was for $8.9M (USD) in February 2014.
As of Feb 19, 2014, Enlink Geoenergy Services has disclosed funding of $42.1M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Enlink Geoenergy Services has 30 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.

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