Telura

Telura develops a drilling technology that uses high-voltage electrical pulses to break rock from within, instead of mechanically grinding through it. The website also describes superhot rock (SHR) access and closed-loop geothermal systems (CLGS), and states that its technology can integrate with conventional drilling infrastructure.

The site positions deep geothermal as a clean, baseload power source for data centers, electrification, heating, cooling and mining, and cites drilling as up to 70% of geothermal project costs. Specific customers, pricing and revenue model are not described on the website.

The website names Philipp Engelkamp (CEO and co-founder) and Andrew Welling (CTO and co-founder) and says the company builds on over two decades of research and is backed by deep-tech investors. It lists one open role, Senior Drilling Systems Engineer / Head of Drilling Systems, based in Munich, Germany. The founding year and headcount are not stated.

Product: Electric impulse drilling system that breaks rock with high-voltage pulses, designed for deep geothermal wells including superhot rock and closed-loop systems.