Fervo Energy has launched Ground Truth, a six-part podcast tracing the company’s decade-long path from a pitch to a public service.
The podcast tells the story of Fervo one decision at a time, through the voices of the people who built the legacy. Each episode is structured around original interviews and field recordings from Cape Station.
The series follows Fervo from CEO and co-Founder Tim Latimer’s decision to leave the oil and gas industry, through to the classroom where he met CTO and Co-Founder Jack Norbeck, over the long stretch of setbacks until the 2023 breakthrough of Project Red in Nevada.
Later episodes will dive into the contracts that financed Fervo’s growth, the build-out of Cape Station, and the company’s May 2026 debut on Nasdaq.
Featured voices include Latimer, Norbeck, SVP of the GeoBlock Factory Christian Gradl, CFO David Ulrey, SVP of Development and Commercial Markets Dawn Ownes, and COO Sarah Jewett.
Megan Baldino, Head of Communications & Brand, said, “At Fervo, we talk a lot about drilling times and well temperatures, the science behind what we’ve built. Ground Truth is our chance to tell the human story: the people who spent a decade betting their careers on an idea almost no one believed in. Now it’s a reality. We think it’s a story worth hearing in their own words.”
The first episode, ‘Twenty Feet of Water’, is available today across Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Youtube, as well as here.