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Mr. Davis has over 15 years of experience in the Geothermal Resource and Environmental Consulting Industries. He specializes in resource exploration and development project management, well test planning and implementation, sampling of gases, liquids, and vapors, and 3-D conceptual model development as they pertain to resource evaluation and project due diligence. Mr. Davis has participated in all stages of geothermal project development including early-stage exploration, well-field development, and long-term reservoir management. His broad work experience across multiple disciplines in 15+ years with Geologica provides a practical understanding of all facets of geothermal resource development including geology, geophysics, geochemistry, conceptual modeling, well targeting and design, reservoir engineering, and conceptual power plant design. Mr. Davis has worked on geothermal projects in all stages of development in the Western US, Turkey, Central America, Eastern Europe, the South Pacific, Southeast Asia, East Africa, and the Caribbean.

After serving in the US Navy nuclear power field, Jay Egg began a career in mechanical design engineering & contracting. Now, as an expert consultant, Jay sits on several technical code committees internationally; notably the technical committee for the IAPMO Uniform Mechanical Code. Jay has co-authored two McGraw-Hill Textbooks focused on geothermal HVAC technologies and continues to write curriculum and lecture on the merits of Clean Heating and Cooling technologies.

Ms. Egg is a social media marketing consultant with a passion for writing and researching. She has overseen the social media accounts for multiple private and corporate organizations and is constantly learning new ways to understand and optimize demographic outreach and form beneficial business connections through social networking for her clients.

Mr. Johnson’s responsibility is to provide subsurface insights for the environmental impacts on groundwater from thermal exchange, and construction. His role as an environmental scientist includes hydrogeologic assessment, geochemical analysis, spatial analysis, pollutant dispersion modeling, environmental and permitting analysis, and economic assessment. Mr. Johnson’s experience includes environmental analysis for geothermal district energy systems, enterprise geodatabase management, and contaminant surveys.

Ms. Martin is a graduate student attending the Iceland School of Energy studying Sustainable Energy Engineering with a specialization in Geothermal. At the University of Colorado Boulder, she earned her bachelor’s in Environmental Engineering focusing on water resources and sanitation. Access to clean water and energy is critical. In her career, Ms. Martin hopes to combine her disciplines and design infrastructure for a sustainable future.