Fervo Energy shares rose 15% on Tuesday morning following a Wall Street Journal report that the geothermal company secured its largest-ever power deal with Google. ^[1] Google, Eos Energy, and MN8 Energy announced a joint project to provide clean energy to the PJM grid in West Virginia. ^[2] Fervo plans to begin delivering power to Google in 2028 from what it intends to develop into the world's largest enhanced geothermal facility. ^[3] The agreement covers nearly 400 megawatts of electricity from Fervo's Cape Station project in southwestern Utah, enough to power a midsize city. ^[4] The company is spending more than $2 billion at Cape Station and expects to start delivering power to the grid later this year for the first phase of the project. ^[5] Lucia Tian, an executive at Google, stated that the companies are committed to supporting solutions that meet capacity needs and accelerate progress toward clean and affordable energy systems. ^[6] The project will include 10 MW/100 MWh of energy storage based on Eos's zinc Z3 technology. ^[7] The project will include 70 MW/280 MWh of lithium-ion energy storage. ^[8]