Subterra Renewables, a Canada-based geothermal developer and engineering firm specializing in distributed heating, cooling, and power generation utilities, has been awarded the contract for a proposed geothermal power project in Northern Japan following a competitive RFP administered by California-based clean infrastructure design and development company TerraScale Inc.
The Green Snow Project in Northern Japan is a hybrid renewable energy venture that aims to tap into the region’s abundant low to medium-heat geothermal resources for power generation. It is being developed by TerraScale with the California-based Climate Transition Development Corporation and the Japanese company, Global Family. 113 acres of land have been secured in Northern Japan for the Green Snow Project.
Canadian engineering firm Subterra Renewables has won the first right of exclusivity to own and operate a geothermal power plant in Japan that will be built as part of California-based infrastructure developer TerraScale Inc’s Green Snow project.
Subterra said in a statement last week that TerraScale selected it in a highly-competitive Request for Proposals (RFP) process in connection with the project. It added it was picked “based on its advanced technology, extensive expertise, exceptional management team, and strong partnerships.”
The Green Snow project in Northern Japan is a hybrid renewable energy venture involving the construction of a series of geothermal plants developed by TerraScale and its Japanese partner Global Family Holdings Co Ltd through their joint venture Climate Transition Development Corporation (CTD). At the very start of the month, TerraScale announced it had obtained 113 acres of land for the realisation of Green Snow, thus marking the completion of pre-development work on the scheme.
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Subterra Renewables, a leading Canadian geothermal developer and engineering firm specializing in distributed heating, cooling and power production utilities, proudly announced its winning bid in TerraScale Inc.‘s highly competitive Request for Proposal (RFP) for its Green Snow Project. TerraScale, an award-winning green infrastructure and development firm, selected Subterra based on its advanced technology, extensive expertise, exceptional management team, and strong partnerships.
The Green Snow Project, a groundbreaking joint collaboration between TerraScale and its co-development partner, Climate Transition Development Corporation and Global Family, is an ambitious geothermal energy initiative located in Northern Japan. This visionary project aims to harness the region’s abundant low to medium-heat geothermal resources to generate renewable power.
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The search for stable, renewably resourced energy has many working to harness the sun and wind, but beneath the ground is a treasure trove of potential, from elements for battery storage to the subterranean heat within the earth’s constant friction.
A joint venture is working to unlock the latter, geothermal energy, for a new project in northern Japan. California-based TerraScale Inc. and Japan firm Global Family are teaming up to launch the Green Snow development.
Climate Transition Development Corp., the partnership between TerraScale and Global Family, will focus on the energy capacity which lies beneath 113 acres of northern Japanese land recently acquired by TerraScale and partners.
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Equinix, a global supplier of data center colocation and interconnection services, has designated TerraScale as an approved reseller. With over 240 International Business Exchange (IBX) data centers and a network of over 10,000 businesses, including more than half of the Fortune 500, Equinix is a market leader. Equinix Internet Exchange covers over 35 peering exchange points globally with traffic peaks exceeding 10 terabits per second (Tbps). It claims to have the most peers, markets, and traffic of any exchange.
Due to its green infrastructure initiatives in the United States, Japan, and other foreign markets, TerraScale was approved as an Equinix authorized reseller. By investing in “a
strong, forward-looking business model and connecting to rich ecosystems,” TerraScale would be able to implement digital-first strategies for its clients, allowing them to expand, adapt, and prosper.
Platform Equinix offers an infrastructure of over 10,000 firms in its global ecosystem situated in 71 metros, 32 countries, and on six continents. With automated, interconnected Bare Metal as a Service from Equinix Metal, infrastructure can be deployed at software speed, enhancing performance, accessibility, and global reach with low latency.
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Danny is Co-Founder & CEO of TerraScale Inc., a clean infrastructure design and development firm shaping digital infrastructures globally.
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