Geothermal International (GI) has announced the North American roll-out of its new worldwide corporate identity: ‘GI Energy’.
The rebrand recognises the multinational growth of the Company into the European and North American markets, as well as the expansion of services beyond its traditional role of design-build geothermal contracting.
Since its inception in 2000, GI Energy now has a market share in geothermal commercial systems in excess of 50 per cent.
This growth in geothermal contracting has been followed by an expansion to a full suite of geothermal services, including engineering, installation, equipment supply, maintenance, and third-party financing.
The acquisition of Chicago-based Endurant Energy LLC in 2011 saw the Company branch into development, construction and management of commercial cogeneration projects in North America.
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