Heat from five kilometres down
Our services
Depth profileHvera is a geothermal engineering company. We find heat underground, drill down to it and turn it into power and warm homes, from Reykjanes to the Rift Valley.
Founded in Reykjavík in 1998, we run our own rigs, test crews and plant teams. One contract covers the whole path from survey to steady output, so nothing is lost between handovers.
About usSix disciplines, one contract. From the first survey to steady output.
Magnetotelluric surveys, gas geochemistry and slim holes that map a reservoir before the first rig arrives.
Directional wells to five kilometres with in-house rigs rated for 400 °C and high-pressure steam.
Flow, injection and tracer tests that size every well and set its long-term output.
Flash and binary plants from 5 to 120 MW, designed, built and commissioned by one team.
Exchangers, pipelines and pumping stations that carry spent brine heat into cities.
Remote monitoring, scaling control and workovers that keep plants above 95% availability.
Five layers between the surface and the heat.
Young basalt flows, cold groundwater and the first casing string. Every well starts here.
Forty-one fields in eleven countries.
Six of them, below.
Svartá Power Station
Reinjection wells, Reykjanes · 2025Steam goes up.
Carbon stays down.
Every tonne of brine we lift goes back into the reservoir, so pressure holds and the field keeps giving.
2025 reportCrews who read rock.
Drillers, geologists and plant crews work the same field from survey to start-up. We train on our own rigs and rotate people between continents.
Rig crew · Olbara, KenyaLet’s open the ground.
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Tell us where the heat is, or where you think it might be. A field engineer answers within two working days.
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