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Introducing Tim Latimer as this year's Climatetech Summit Houston Keynote Speaker

Join us September 16 at Greentown Houston + via livestream

Keynote Fireside Chat
Tim Latimer, Fervo Energy CEO and Co-founder,
On Scaling the Only Energy IPO of the Decade

Tim Latimer is co-founder and CEO of Fervo Energy, the company that proved next-generation geothermal works—and then built it into a public company faster than almost anyone thought possible in hard infrastructure.

In this fireside chat, Tim joins SCF Partners' David Baldwin for a candid conversation on what it really takes to scale an energy company from startup to public markets.

Tim will pull back the curtain on the decisions that don't make the press releases: how he thought about timing a rare energy IPO, what he'd do differently at the earliest stages, and why he made the deliberate choice to plant Fervo's flag in Houston.

For founders, investors, and corporate partners building the next generation of energy infrastructure, the Fervo journey offers a blueprint full of hard-won lessons for today's climate and energy leaders.

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About Tim Latimer

Tim Latimer is the Co-Founder and CEO of Fervo Energy (Nasdaq: FRVO), a company pioneering the commercialization of next-generation geothermal power. By adapting proven technologies such as horizontal drilling and fiber optic sensing, Fervo is unlocking geothermal as a reliable source of 24/7 carbon-free energy.

Under Tim's leadership, Fervo completed the largest clean energy IPO in history in May 2026, raising $1.9 billion and achieving a market capitalization above $10 billion on its first day of trading. The company is building Cape Station, the world's largest enhanced geothermal project, delivering 100 MW of baseload clean power to the grid in 2027 and expanding to 500 MW by 2028 in Southwest Utah.

Fervo has worked with Breakthrough Energy Catalyst, Google, Southern California Edison, Shell Energy, and other leaders in power generation, building a reputation for delivery and leadership in next-generation geothermal.

Tim began his career as a drilling engineer at BHP before earning an MBA and an MS in Environment and Resources at Stanford University. He has been named to MIT Technology Review's Innovators Under 35 and the TIME100 Next list for his leadership in advancing climate and energy innovation.

The Only Energy IPO of the Decade: Tim Latimer at Houston Climatetech Summit 2026