CEO @fervoenergy, revolutionizing the electric grid with next-gen geothermal 🌋 ⚡️ Texan.
Joined May 2011
- Tweets 11,891
- Following 2,433
- Followers 30,662
- Likes 21,761
1,204 Photos and videos
Pinned Tweet
31 Aug 2023
Oh, hey everyone.
Drill, Baby, Drill. For clean energy.
ift.tt/6jo5TIH
24
17
179
39,828
Tim Latimer retweeted
Jun 5
I am getting results for American energy that is made in Utah!
The House just passed my GEO Act legislation to cut red tape, speed up geothermal permitting, and help unlock Utah’s world-class geothermal energy potential.
My bill requires federal agencies to make a decision within 60 days after environmental reviews are complete. This will result in more reliable American energy, more high-paying rural jobs, and more investment right here in Utah.
catcountryutah.com/ixp/1124/…
22
6
44
3,297
Tim Latimer retweeted
BREAKING: I’m helping UNLEASH geothermal energy.
As the United States continues to face both increasing energy demand here at home and rising energy costs from abroad, fully harnessing our domestic geothermal resources is more important than ever. With energy bills going up, we need to embrace an all-of-the-above approach to bring these costs down for hardworking Americans.
Today, I voted to pass the bipartisan Geothermal Energy Advancement Act to do just that.
7
4
12
1,435
Tim Latimer retweeted
Making it easier to get more geothermal built faster is a huge win. More good-paying jobs, lower energy costs, and greater energy security - that’s what we’re unlocking with today’s reforms.
Exciting news! The House is voting on a bill today to improve geothermal permitting, siting, and building. The package includes good ideas from @RepMaloyUtah @RepMikeKennedy @RepAOC.
Geothermal energy is critical to achieve energy abundance and these reforms are important parts of the path there.
4
14
45
6,112
Tim Latimer retweeted
Great news out of DC: legislative package of geothermal permitting reform bills PASSES out of the House with unanimous bipartisan support.
Lots of leadership to thank for this achievement – Republicans and Democrats alike – and now it's off to the Senate! egsdc.org/resources/egs-dc-s…
2
6
52
3,610
Jun 3
Fantastic news to see the Geothermal Energy Advancement Act pass the House with broad bipartisan support.
This is the kind of smart policy that will rapidly accelerate deployment in the geothermal sector.
egsdc.org/resources/egs-dc-s…
1
7
49
1,849
Tim Latimer retweeted
May 24
Colorado is proud to partner on a bipartisan basis with states across the region for cheaper, cleaner energy. By working together to expand geothermal energy, we can create good-paying jobs, strengthen energy independence, and continue building a more sustainable future for Colorado and the Mountain West.
deseret.com/u-s-world/2026/0…
ALT Workers in safety gear ascend a green metal staircase at a geothermal energy site under bright sunlight.
38
6
18
4,526
Tim Latimer retweeted
May 20
“We have, in this moment right now, unprecedented demand for electricity in our country.”
@Fervoenergy Co-Founder and CEO Tim Latimer shares $FRVO's mission for next-generation geothermal power. #NasdaqListed
2
5
27
3,273
May 20
LCOE is such a flawed metric, its use probably does more harm than good. Whatever small marginal value it provides as a simple way to compare resources is more than wiped out by the confusion it creates from being completely disconnected with how power markets actually work.
21
29
182
35,667
May 17
Some reflections on Fervo Energy’s journey to our IPO. linkedin.com/pulse/ringing-b…
1
7
97
12,969
May 15
This was a fantastic milestone for @fervoenergy and an important step on our journey to being Gigawatts and Gigawatts of 24/7 carbon free energy onto the grid through our advancement of geothermal technology.
May 15
Powering the future with next-generation geothermal technology. Take a look back on @Fervoenergy's milestone celebration at Nasdaq. #NasdaqListed $FRVO
9
14
153
11,522
Tim Latimer retweeted
May 14
Energy demand is growing fast. The winners will be technologies that deliver more power, better economics, and real reliability.
@fervoenergy going public is a major step for enhanced geothermal, and for the kind of infrastructure modern industry needs.
Proud to have Fervo in our portfolio, and grateful for @TimMLatimer’s leadership in helping move this field forward.
bth-energy.com/3PhUuM0
2
9
33
3,081
Tim Latimer retweeted
Apr 25
One of the best parts of reading @firstadopter ‘s “Nvidia Way” is a theory I have of linking the Nvidia design cycle philosophy back to why Chinese OEMs are fundamentally so much better at making new vehicles relative to western ones… 🧵1/
5
9
52
15,993
Apr 20
Frequently some version of this tweet goes viral (aCtUaLlY Texas is more expensive!!), and having split the last decade between these states, it's absolute nonsense.
CA has some great qualities, but the idea that it's in the same ballpark as TX in affordability is insane.
Apr 20
6 years of living in Texas and I've come to the conclusion that the no state income tax thing is basically a scam. The property taxes are so high that they negate any savings. We are still paying as many taxes in Texas as we would in California. You save on gas I guess.
5
27
6,324
Apr 15
It’s a shame there isn’t more awareness around what drives electricity affordability as it is now a hot topic.
If the average citizen understood that, e.g., NIMBYism that blocks a new transmission line directly leads to higher costs, the conversation would be a lot different.
12
20
143
5,569
Apr 14
Fervo Energy announced today we are expanding our Board of Directors. New appointments include Meg Whitman, Jessica Uhl, Robert Keehan, and Trey Lowe.
Welcome aboard!
fervoenergy.com/fervo-energy…
5
2
52
3,794
Apr 14
Running Fervo has let me straddle the worlds of tech and energy and it’s been fascinating to watch them converge.
Despite the convergence, I’m still shocked to hear tech thought leaders constantly parrot “energy is the easy part” when all the data points to the opposite.
Apr 8
Nearly half of US data centers planned for this year are expected to be delayed or canceled. Not a capital availability or chip problem. It's transformers and electrical equipment. Lead times have gone from 24 months to five years. The big four are spending $650B in 2026 alone but can't actually source the gear domestically.
So we must buy from China. Ironic that the country the US has to beat in AI is also the country supplying the parts to build it.
8
18
109
10,694
Tim Latimer retweeted
Apr 14
Tim Latimer, CEO of @FervoEnergy, will join us on May 22 at the Operation Gigawatt Summit.
Fervo is advancing next-generation geothermal in central Utah, delivering reliable, firm power and helping lead the way on American energy dominance.
Learn more: gigawattsummit.com/
17
8
37
5,237
Apr 11
One way to think about how durable data center growth is: currently autonomous driving accounts for a fraction of a percent of US VMT.
We’ve got a long, long way to go.
4
3
24
3,208