GEL Energy

Cornwall’s mining history dates back to the Bronze Age, with Redruth once known as the wealthiest square mile in the country.

Geothermal energy is a source of renewable energy that capitalises on the earth’s natural heat. Widely used around the world, geothermal energy provides 24/7 power, unlike most other renewable sources, because it does not depend on specific weather conditions.

Cornwall’s geothermal resource can be utilised to produce 24/7 renewable electricity and heat, as well as offer the potential for lithium extraction.

Historically there has always been a need for hard drill bits to drill hard rock.

GEL team members attended the 11th Geothermal Symposium in London, organized by the Energy Group – The Geological Society.

The event features global geothermal projects, their benefits, and the people involved in the industry.

GEL attracts talent through its sustainable business model, career development programs, and incentive schemes.

GEL is investing in skills to support the UK’s critical minerals sector, welcoming Eli Chalwin as a new Laboratory Technician.

GEL runs a lean team of highly experienced and capable professionals with various complementary backgrounds. The founder-led team has significant geothermal experience and a proven track record of successfully growing businesses.

GEL has pioneered a process that enables electricity and critical minerals to be extracted from the same geothermal brines.

GEL emphasizes community engagement in geothermal projects, providing information in multiple formats about each project phase.

GEL is owned by its management team and institutional investors (Kerogen Capital and Thrive Renewables). GEL has also benefitted from grant funding from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and Innovate UK. Any enquiries relating to investment should be directed to contact@gel.energy

GEL develops geothermal energy and ultra-low carbon lithium projects in the UK.