The heat engine
GEO harnesses the ocean’s natural temperature gradient through an advanced thermal-energy system designed to deliver reliable, clean electricity at low cost.
Navier Energy develops GEO — a novel ocean thermal energy architecture that turns the ocean’s natural temperature gradient into reliable, 24×7 baseload electricity.
Deep-tech energy platform · Marine engineering · Ocean thermal energy
A short introduction to the GEO concept — an ocean thermal energy system engineered to harness the temperature difference between warmer surface water and colder deep water to generate continuous electricity.
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Solar and wind have transformed electricity generation, but their output varies with weather and time of day. Many remote islands still depend heavily on imported diesel costing $0.32–$0.58/kWh. GEO delivers a fundamentally different proposition: renewable generation that operates as a true firm power source.
GEO harnesses the ocean’s natural temperature gradient through an advanced thermal-energy system designed to deliver reliable, clean electricity at low cost.
The system is engineered from first principles to operate safely and reliably in open-ocean conditions.
Dependable, 24×7 renewable electricity designed for grids, islands, and industries where continuous power availability matters.
Navier Energy brings together nuclear engineering, process engineering, marine operations, controls, instrumentation, procurement and large-project execution experience.
Our objective is not simply to extract energy from the ocean. It is to engineer an ocean-energy system that can be deployed, operated and scaled in the real marine environment.