CeraPhi Energy, the one to watch!

Geothermal energy company CeraPhi Energy have yet again been recognised by its peers at an awards ceremony hosted by the East of England Energy Group.

Shortlisted within the ‘One to Watch’ category, sponsored by Generate at the EEEGR Innovation Awards, the award commended a start-up or a small business with potential.

Karl Farrow, CEO said “It’s great for the team to be recognised for its efforts over the last 12 months with another award specifically the “One to Watch” category as we end another successful year on a high, and prepare to announce several large energy contract awards in early 2024 putting our closed loop geothermal technology on the map as an East of England commercial export”.

CeraPhi Energy based in Great Yarmouth, founded in 2020, have had quite a year. The small team of 20 have hit some major milestones, their most significant being the successful completion of their commercial demonstrator on a well site in Yorkshire to prove their technology in repurposing end of life oil and gas wells.

Earlier this year CeraPhi won the ‘Most Innovative Idea Award’ at the Small Business Awards hosted by the FSB (Federation of Small Businesses) in London, they were shortlisted at the Spectator Awards for ‘Economic Innovator of the Year’ and the EDP (Eastern Daily Press) ‘Environmental and Sustainability Award’. They were also recognised at a formal ceremony for achieving Silver Status as part of the Armed Forces Covenant Employer Recognition Scheme.

CeraPhi continues to grow with the recent addition of the CeraPhi Drilling Solutions business, allowing them to offer a vertically integrated solution for deep Geothermal energy production.