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Azimuth Energy
FY 2026 · Assured ledger

The 2026 Impact Ledger

We drill toward the heat the Earth has always kept, and hand it back as power you can plan a life around.

Azimuth builds closed-loop geothermal wells that run through every night and every storm, on a footprint the size of a parking lot. This is the year we made the case in numbers — metered at the substation, logged at the drill floor, and independently assured.

Scroll to roll the ledger Figures reset & re-count on return Audited to March 2026

Since first steam, 2019

8,410
GWh delivered Cumulative clean energy on the grid

Every gigawatt-hour firm and dispatchable — the kind of power a hospital, a smelter, or a small city can be built around, counted here the moment the ledger comes into view.

Ledger 01 / 03

Energy on the wire

What the grid actually received this year, metered at the substation — not a projection, not a nameplate.

4,120
GWh Clean energy dispatched Enough baseload to retire two peaker plants outright.
1.92M
Homes Powered around the clock Firm supply that does not blink when the wind drops.
99.98%
Uptime Availability across the fleet Measured as delivered megawatt-hours over contracted.

Ledger 02 / 03

Kilometers of ground truth

Every figure below is drilled, cored, and cased. The Earth keeps the honest books; we just read them.

47
Wells Brought into production Twelve more than last year's ledger, all closed-loop.
6,300
Meters Median depth to reservoir Where the granite stays hot regardless of the weather above.
214
°C Mean rock temperature at target Steady heat, harvested and returned as circulating fluid.

Ledger 03 / 03

The climate arithmetic

Displacement, capital, and the people on the other end of the line. The part of the ledger that outlives the balance sheet.

2.7M
Tonnes CO₂ Emissions displaced Verified against the counterfactual gas fleet we replaced.
$840M
Capital Deployed into the field Ninety-one cents of every dollar reached the drill floor.
38
Communities Newly connected From coastal towns to a research station above the treeline.