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Green Tech International S.A.
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2012
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Green Tech International S.A. is a Romanian geothermal energy platform that owns and operates one of Europe's largest private portfolios of deep geothermal wells — 82+ operational wells with 300 MWth of installed heating and cooling capacity, targeted to reach 1 GWth by 2035. The company harnesses deep geothermal resources to deliver 24/7 baseload thermal energy across three synergistic verticals: district heating (decarbonizing urban heating networks in Bucharest, Timișoara, and other Romanian cities, replacing fossil-fueled systems), data center cooling (currently building 110 MW of geothermal-cooled capacity across two sites for AI-optimized data centers), and sustainable agriculture (geothermal-powered hydroponic greenhouses operated through subsidiary Horti Green Invest, with planned 50+ hectares of cultivation area). The portfolio is operated through three subsidiaries: Geotherm Distribution S.A. (commercial heating in Călimănești), Horti Green Invest S.A. (sustainable horticulture, acquired July 2024), and Apoterm Nădlac S.R.L. (residential district heating).

The company's business model is built on long-term, recurring contracted revenue from B2B enterprise and municipal clients. District heating and geothermal energy supply are structured as subscription/recurring contracts with predictable cash flows, while the agriculture and data center verticals layer in hardware sales and managed services. The go-to-market is direct enterprise sales to large-scale industrial and municipal buyers — heat network operators, data center operators, and greenhouse developers — with deep technical integration on the customer side. Pricing is not publicly disclosed; contracts are negotiated bilaterally with industrial clients in energy-intensive sectors. The company claims the longest lifecycle among renewable sources (100-year well life vs. 20-year for wind/solar) and a 30+ year track record of geothermal operations, positioning the asset base as a strategic moat for institutional buyers.

Green Tech completed its IPO on the Bucharest Stock Exchange in February 2025 at a EUR 241 million market capitalization, anchored by a EUR 72 million strategic investment from Bahamas-based GEM Global Yield for a 29.7% stake, alongside a EUR 135 million Share Subscription Facility. The company is pursuing a EUR 500 million investment strategy spanning vegetable production, district heating, and data center cooling, with a planned foreign exchange dual listing in 2026. In 2024, revenue reached RON 9.9 million (+28% YoY) with net profit of RON 2.56 million; Q1 2026 revenue reached RON 5.35 million (+56% YoY), reflecting acceleration against the EUR 200 million Bucharest district heating project launched in March 2026. The company also adheres to EU Taxonomy, Paris Agreement, UN PRI, and GHG Protocol sustainability frameworks, positioning it for ESG-aligned capital pools.

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Green Tech International is a Romanian geothermal energy platform operating 82+ deep geothermal wells and 300 MWth of installed capacity, delivering baseload heating and cooling to district heating utilities, AI data centers, and hydroponic greenhouse operators across Romania.

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Operating
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11–50
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HeadquartersBucharest, Romania
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Bucharest
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Romania
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices1 record

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
geothermal energy supply, district heating services, data center cooling, hydroponic greenhouse farming, renewable thermal energy
Industry1 code
1Geothermal Direct Use Heat Projects (District Heating, Greenhouses, Aquaculture, Industrial Heat)
CodeEUAMAEAGPrimaryYes
NAICS code2 codes
  • Steam and Air-Conditioning Supply221330
  • Steam and Air-Conditioning Supply22133
SIC code1 code
  • Cogeneration Services & Small Power Producers4991
Product category
Geothermal Energy Services
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Geothermal Energy Supply
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Supply of geothermal heating and cooling energy to industrial and residential clients. Provides 24/7 renewable energy, securing long-term contracts with predictable cash flows.

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2District Heating Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Delivery of carbon-free warmth to homes and businesses through district heating networks, replacing fossil-fueled urban heating systems.

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3Sustainable Agriculture Operations
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Geothermal-powered hydroponic greenhouse operations producing sustainable vegetables with minimal CO2 footprint through subsidiary Horti Green Invest.

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4Data Center Cooling Solutions
TypeManaged Services
Description

Providing clean, sustainable cooling for AI-optimized data centers using geothermal resources.

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Infrastructure, Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

Green Tech extracts and distributes geothermal energy from deep wells to provide baseload renewable heating and cooling for three sectors: district heating networks (Bucharest, Timișoara, Călimănești), AI data center cooling, and geothermal-powered hydroponic greenhouse agriculture. The company operates 82+ deep geothermal wells with 300 MWth installed capacity, sells thermal energy under long-term contracts, and runs hydroponic vegetable production through subsidiary Horti Green Invest.

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  • 127,000 tons CO2 emissions reduction per year from Bucharest district heating project
+3 more records
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Green Tech International is a geothermal energy platform company that harnesses deep geothermal wells to supply heat and cooling across three synergistic focus sectors: Agri-Food (geothermal-powered hydroponic greenhouses for sustainable food production), Data Centers (100% renewable energy cooling solutions with 110 MW capacity under construction), and District Heating (carbon-free warmth for urban communities replacing fossil-fueled heating). The company operates 82+ deep geothermal wells with 300 MWth installed capacity through three main subsidiaries: Horti Green Invest (sustainable horticulture), Geotherm Distribution (commercial heating), and Apoterm (residential district heating). The geothermal energy serves as the foundational resource powering all product lines, with the company positioning itself as a provider of eco-friendly thermal energy solutions for high-demand industries.

Product and service3 records
1District Heating Solutions
CategoryDistrict Heating & Cooling
Description

Clean, sustainable geothermal-powered heat delivery for urban district heating networks, decarbonizing cities including Bucharest and Timișoara by replacing fossil-fueled urban heating systems. Leverages 30+ years of geothermal heating expertise to serve major Romanian urban heating networks with baseload renewable heat independent of weather conditions.

2Data Center Cooling Solutions
CategoryData Center Cooling
Description

High-performance, energy-efficient data center solutions providing 100% renewable geothermal energy for cooling operations supporting AI workloads and digital infrastructure. Currently developing 110 MW data center capacity across 2 sites in Bucharest and Călimănești, enabling decarbonization of digital infrastructure with sustainable baseload cooling.

3Geothermal-Powered Hydroponic Greenhouses
CategorySustainable Agriculture
Description

Sustainable, year-round vegetable and plant cultivation using geothermal heating combined with hydroponic farming systems delivered through subsidiary Horti Green Invest. Uses up to 90% less water than soil-based farming, eliminates soil dependency, maximizes crop yield, and lowers carbon footprint by eliminating reliance on fossil fuels. Includes optional solar and battery integration for full energy independence.

Scale indicator23 records

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Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Wholly-owned subsidiary acquired in July 2024. Owns 16 geothermal wells and 60 hectares of land fit for greenhouse construction in Timiș County. Pursuing 19-hectare hydroponic greenhouse complex in Lovrin and nine-hectare expansion in Ciocaia.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Subsidiary providing district heating and heating to hotels and spa facilities in Călimănești.

3Apoterm Nădlac S.R.L.
Strategic tierSupportingTypeOthers
Description

Subsidiary providing affordable district heating to local communities in Nădlac. Green Tech International and Geotherm Distribution control 73.97% of the company.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Listed in news section as a partner entity, though specific partnership details are limited.

Recent move8 records

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Expansion highlight12 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Leading vertically-integrated geothermal power and equipment company that develops, builds, and operates geothermal plants globally. Directly comparable as a publicly-listed pure-play geothermal operator with deep well management expertise, though focused on electric generation rather than direct-use heating.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Iceland-based developer of high-temperature geothermal resources for power and direct-use applications. Comparable as a European geothermal developer with deep-well operations serving district heating, industrial, and power markets, sharing Green Tech's direct-use focus on heat customers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US-based renewable energy IPP focused exclusively on geothermal power generation with operational assets across the western US. Comparable as a pure-play geothermal operator that owns and manages deep geothermal well portfolios for baseload energy supply.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Nordic-listed utility with significant district heating operations across the Baltic region and continental Europe. Comparable as an incumbent district heating provider with decarbonization mandates, though at much larger scale and with diversified generation including geothermal, biomass, and fossil assets.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global environmental services and district heating operator with major urban heating networks across Central and Eastern Europe. Comparable as a broad incumbent in district heating and energy services that competes for municipal heating contracts and is pursuing geothermal and heat-pump decarbonization.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global utility with extensive district heating operations in Romania and across Europe plus growing geothermal portfolio. Comparable as a broad incumbent pursuing geothermal direct-use projects and decarbonization of urban heating, with overlapping customer base in Romanian municipalities.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Sweden-based geothermal investment platform that funds and develops deep geothermal projects globally. Comparable as an emerging geothermal-focused capital partner targeting heating and baseload power markets, intersecting with Green Tech's direct-use heating focus.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Canadian developer of closed-loop geothermal technology for district heating and power applications. Comparable as an emerging geothermal technology company targeting district heating customers, though using a different (closed-loop) technical approach versus Green Tech's deep-well direct-use model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global renewable energy developer with geothermal operations in Italy, Chile, and the US plus extensive district heating activities. Comparable as a broad incumbent renewable energy platform with geothermal expertise and overlapping decarbonization mandates in European markets.

TypeOthers
Description

European geothermal district heating industry association. Comparable as the umbrella organization Green Tech references on its website, representing the broader European geothermal heating ecosystem in which the company operates as a member/participant.

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat5 records

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Key risks6 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Segment3 records

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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Subsidiaries3 records

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Compliance4 records

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Green Tech

Geothermal Energy Servicesgreen-tech.energy

Green Tech International is a Romanian geothermal energy platform operating 82+ deep geothermal wells and 300 MWth of installed capacity, delivering baseload heating and cooling to district heating utilities, AI data centers, and hydroponic greenhouse operators across Romania.

What Green Tech does

Green Tech International S.A. is a Romanian geothermal energy platform that owns and operates one of Europe's largest private portfolios of deep geothermal wells — 82+ operational wells with 300 MWth of installed heating and cooling capacity, targeted to reach 1 GWth by 2035. The company harnesses deep geothermal resources to deliver 24/7 baseload thermal energy across three synergistic verticals: district heating (decarbonizing urban heating networks in Bucharest, Timișoara, and other Romanian cities, replacing fossil-fueled systems), data center cooling (currently building 110 MW of geothermal-cooled capacity across two sites for AI-optimized data centers), and sustainable agriculture (geothermal-powered hydroponic greenhouses operated through subsidiary Horti Green Invest, with planned 50+ hectares of cultivation area). The portfolio is operated through three subsidiaries: Geotherm Distribution S.A. (commercial heating in Călimănești), Horti Green Invest S.A. (sustainable horticulture, acquired July 2024), and Apoterm Nădlac S.R.L. (residential district heating).

The company's business model is built on long-term, recurring contracted revenue from B2B enterprise and municipal clients. District heating and geothermal energy supply are structured as subscription/recurring contracts with predictable cash flows, while the agriculture and data center verticals layer in hardware sales and managed services. The go-to-market is direct enterprise sales to large-scale industrial and municipal buyers — heat network operators, data center operators, and greenhouse developers — with deep technical integration on the customer side. Pricing is not publicly disclosed; contracts are negotiated bilaterally with industrial clients in energy-intensive sectors. The company claims the longest lifecycle among renewable sources (100-year well life vs. 20-year for wind/solar) and a 30+ year track record of geothermal operations, positioning the asset base as a strategic moat for institutional buyers.

Green Tech completed its IPO on the Bucharest Stock Exchange in February 2025 at a EUR 241 million market capitalization, anchored by a EUR 72 million strategic investment from Bahamas-based GEM Global Yield for a 29.7% stake, alongside a EUR 135 million Share Subscription Facility. The company is pursuing a EUR 500 million investment strategy spanning vegetable production, district heating, and data center cooling, with a planned foreign exchange dual listing in 2026. In 2024, revenue reached RON 9.9 million (+28% YoY) with net profit of RON 2.56 million; Q1 2026 revenue reached RON 5.35 million (+56% YoY), reflecting acceleration against the EUR 200 million Bucharest district heating project launched in March 2026. The company also adheres to EU Taxonomy, Paris Agreement, UN PRI, and GHG Protocol sustainability frameworks, positioning it for ESG-aligned capital pools.

Green Tech firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Green Tech
Legal name
Green Tech International S.A.
Website
https://green-tech.energy
Company type
Public
Founded year
2012
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Green Tech International is a Romanian geothermal energy platform operating 82+ deep geothermal wells and 300 MWth of installed capacity, delivering baseload heating and cooling to district heating utilities, AI data centers, and hydroponic greenhouse operators across Romania.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Green Tech industry classification

Industry
Product category
Geothermal Energy Services
NAICS
Steam and Air-Conditioning Supply (221330), Steam and Air-Conditioning Supply (22133)
SIC
Cogeneration Services & Small Power Producers (4991)
akta.pro primary industry
Geothermal Direct Use Heat Projects (District Heating, Greenhouses, Aquaculture, Industrial Heat) (EUAMAEAG)

Keywords

  • Geothermal energy supply
  • District heating services
  • Data center cooling
  • Hydroponic greenhouse farming
  • Renewable thermal energy

Where Green Tech is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bucharest
HQ country
Romania
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Green Tech business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Infrastructure, Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Geothermal Energy Supply: Supply of geothermal heating and cooling energy to industrial and residential clients. Provides 24/7 renewable energy, securing long-term contracts with predictable cash flows.
  2. District Heating Services: Delivery of carbon-free warmth to homes and businesses through district heating networks, replacing fossil-fueled urban heating systems.
  3. Sustainable Agriculture Operations: Geothermal-powered hydroponic greenhouse operations producing sustainable vegetables with minimal CO2 footprint through subsidiary Horti Green Invest.
  4. Data Center Cooling Solutions: Providing clean, sustainable cooling for AI-optimized data centers using geothermal resources.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels1 record

Green Tech product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Green Tech extracts and distributes geothermal energy from deep wells to provide baseload renewable heating and cooling for three sectors: district heating networks (Bucharest, Timișoara, Călimănești), AI data center cooling, and geothermal-powered hydroponic greenhouse agriculture. The company operates 82+ deep geothermal wells with 300 MWth installed capacity, sells thermal energy under long-term contracts, and runs hydroponic vegetable production through subsidiary Horti Green Invest.

Product overview

Green Tech International is a geothermal energy platform company that harnesses deep geothermal wells to supply heat and cooling across three synergistic focus sectors: Agri-Food (geothermal-powered hydroponic greenhouses for sustainable food production), Data Centers (100% renewable energy cooling solutions with 110 MW capacity under construction), and District Heating (carbon-free warmth for urban communities replacing fossil-fueled heating). The company operates 82+ deep geothermal wells with 300 MWth installed capacity through three main subsidiaries: Horti Green Invest (sustainable horticulture), Geotherm Distribution (commercial heating), and Apoterm (residential district heating). The geothermal energy serves as the foundational resource powering all product lines, with the company positioning itself as a provider of eco-friendly thermal energy solutions for high-demand industries.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • District Heating Solutions Clean, sustainable geothermal-powered heat delivery for urban district heating networks, decarbonizing cities including Bucharest and Timișoara by replacing fossil-fueled urban heating systems. Leverages 30+ years of geothermal heating expertise to serve major Romanian urban heating networks with baseload renewable heat independent of weather conditions.
  • Data Center Cooling Solutions High-performance, energy-efficient data center solutions providing 100% renewable geothermal energy for cooling operations supporting AI workloads and digital infrastructure. Currently developing 110 MW data center capacity across 2 sites in Bucharest and Călimănești, enabling decarbonization of digital infrastructure with sustainable baseload cooling.
  • Geothermal-Powered Hydroponic Greenhouses Sustainable, year-round vegetable and plant cultivation using geothermal heating combined with hydroponic farming systems delivered through subsidiary Horti Green Invest. Uses up to 90% less water than soil-based farming, eliminates soil dependency, maximizes crop yield, and lowers carbon footprint by eliminating reliance on fossil fuels. Includes optional solar and battery integration for full energy independence.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 127,000 tons CO2 emissions reduction per year from Bucharest district heating project
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Green Tech

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Green Tech technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature1 record

Green Tech partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core, supporting and minor.

  • Horti Green Invest S.A.coreOthersWholly-owned subsidiary acquired in July 2024. Owns 16 geothermal wells and 60 hectares of land fit for greenhouse construction in Timiș County. Pursuing 19-hectare hydroponic greenhouse complex in Lovrin and nine-hectare expansion in Ciocaia.
  • Geotherm Distribution S.A.coreOthersSubsidiary providing district heating and heating to hotels and spa facilities in Călimănești.
  • Apoterm Nădlac S.R.L.supportingOthersSubsidiary providing affordable district heating to local communities in Nădlac. Green Tech International and Geotherm Distribution control 73.97% of the company.
  • OMV Petrom GroupminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerListed in news section as a partner entity, though specific partnership details are limited.

Scale indicators23 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights12 records

Green Tech competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Ormat Technologies: Leading vertically-integrated geothermal power and equipment company that develops, builds, and operates geothermal plants globally. Directly comparable as a publicly-listed pure-play geothermal operator with deep well management expertise, though focused on electric generation rather than direct-use heating.
  • Reykjavik Geothermal: Iceland-based developer of high-temperature geothermal resources for power and direct-use applications. Comparable as a European geothermal developer with deep-well operations serving district heating, industrial, and power markets, sharing Green Tech's direct-use focus on heat customers.
  • Cyrq Energy: US-based renewable energy IPP focused exclusively on geothermal power generation with operational assets across the western US. Comparable as a pure-play geothermal operator that owns and manages deep geothermal well portfolios for baseload energy supply.

Broad incumbents

  • Fortum: Nordic-listed utility with significant district heating operations across the Baltic region and continental Europe. Comparable as an incumbent district heating provider with decarbonization mandates, though at much larger scale and with diversified generation including geothermal, biomass, and fossil assets.
  • Veolia Environnement: Global environmental services and district heating operator with major urban heating networks across Central and Eastern Europe. Comparable as a broad incumbent in district heating and energy services that competes for municipal heating contracts and is pursuing geothermal and heat-pump decarbonization.
  • ENGIE: Global utility with extensive district heating operations in Romania and across Europe plus growing geothermal portfolio. Comparable as a broad incumbent pursuing geothermal direct-use projects and decarbonization of urban heating, with overlapping customer base in Romanian municipalities.
  • Enel Green Power: Global renewable energy developer with geothermal operations in Italy, Chile, and the US plus extensive district heating activities. Comparable as a broad incumbent renewable energy platform with geothermal expertise and overlapping decarbonization mandates in European markets.

Emerging players

  • Baseload Capital: Sweden-based geothermal investment platform that funds and develops deep geothermal projects globally. Comparable as an emerging geothermal-focused capital partner targeting heating and baseload power markets, intersecting with Green Tech's direct-use heating focus.
  • Eavor Technologies: Canadian developer of closed-loop geothermal technology for district heating and power applications. Comparable as an emerging geothermal technology company targeting district heating customers, though using a different (closed-loop) technical approach versus Green Tech's deep-well direct-use model.

Others

  • Geothermal Energy Denmark (GEODH): European geothermal district heating industry association. Comparable as the umbrella organization Green Tech references on its website, representing the broader European geothermal heating ecosystem in which the company operates as a member/participant.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Green Tech social profiles

Digital presence

Green Tech compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance4 records

Green Tech financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Green Tech leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles9 records

Green Tech subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries3 records

Green Tech funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Green Tech M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Green Tech

What does Green Tech do?

Green Tech extracts and distributes geothermal energy from deep wells to provide baseload renewable heating and cooling for three sectors: district heating networks (Bucharest, Timișoara, Călimănești), AI data center cooling, and geothermal-powered hydroponic greenhouse agriculture. The company operates 82+ deep geothermal wells with 300 MWth installed capacity, sells thermal energy under long-term contracts, and runs hydroponic vegetable production through subsidiary Horti Green Invest.

Is Green Tech a public or private company?

Green Tech is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Green Tech founded?

Green Tech was founded in 2012. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Green Tech based?

Green Tech is headquartered in Bucharest, Romania, in the Europe region.

How does Green Tech make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Geothermal Energy Supply is the primary driver. The others are district Heating Services, sustainable Agriculture Operations and data Center Cooling Solutions.

Who are Green Tech's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Ormat Technologies, Reykjavik Geothermal and Cyrq Energy. Broad incumbents are Fortum, Veolia Environnement, ENGIE and Enel Green Power. Emerging players are Baseload Capital and Eavor Technologies. Geothermal Energy Denmark (GEODH) is listed as an others.

Does Green Tech have an API?

No public API is recorded for Green Tech.

What industry is Green Tech in?

Green Tech's product category is Geothermal Energy Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUAMAEAG, Geothermal Direct Use Heat Projects (District Heating, Greenhouses, Aquaculture, Industrial Heat). Its NAICS code is 221330 and its SIC code is 4991.

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Simply Wall StGreen Tech International (BVB:GREEN)Green Tech International S.A. is a Romanian-listed company (BVB:GREEN) whose Q1 2026 results showed revenue of RON5.35m (up 56% year-over-year) and net income of RON1.37m (up 199% year-over-year), with profit margin expanding to 26% from 13% in the prior year period. However, the stock has declined approximately 16% over the past year and is currently trading 29% above its estimated fair value of RON9.25, while the company's full-year 2025 results showed a significant profit margin compression to 3.9% from 20% in 2024. The company faces identified risks including revenue under US$5m and elevated share price volatility.ThinkgeoenergyGreen Tech launches project to integrate geothermal into district heating in Bucharest, RomaniaGreen Tech International has launched a project to integrate geothermal energy into Bucharest's district heating system, requiring approximately EUR 200 million in investment for which the company has applied for EU Modernization Fund support. The project aims to connect existing geothermal wells to a modern plant capable of producing over 595,000 MWh of thermal energy annually, reducing CO2 emissions by about 127,000 tons per year while ensuring long-term price stabilization for end-users by reducing vulnerability to natural gas price volatility. The company is also developing geothermal greenhouse projects in Bihor and Timis counties through its Horti Green Invest SA subsidiary.Balkan Green Energy NewsGeothermal district heating investment worth EUR 200 million starts in BucharestRomanian geothermal company Green Tech International announced the start of a EUR 200 million investment to modernize and decarbonize Bucharest's district heating system (SACET) by integrating geothermal energy into the northern part of the capital, targeting over 595 GWh of thermal energy output annually (approximately 70 MW capacity) and cutting 127,000 tons of CO₂ emissions per year. The company, listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, is in discussions to expand similar geothermal district energy projects to Timișoara, Oradea, and other towns, while its subsidiary Horti Green Invest is pursuing a 19-hectare hydroponic greenhouse complex in Lovrin and a nine-hectare expansion in Ciocaia, both using geothermal heating.bne IntelliNewsRomanian geothermal expert Green Tech International has dual listing in sight after Bucharest IPORomania's Green Tech International debuted on the Bucharest Stock Exchange in February 2025 with a market capitalisation of €240mn, raising €1.4mn through the sale of a 0.64% stake, with plans to triple its active geothermal capacity and double installed capacity to 1 GWt by 2028. The company secured a €72mn investment from Bahamas-based GEM Global Yield for a 29.7% stake and is planning a dual listing on a foreign exchange in 2026 as part of its €500mn investment strategy spanning vegetable production, district heating, and data centre cooling.Romania InsiderGreen Tech International shares start trading on Bucharest Stock ExchangeGreen Tech International S.A. shares began trading on the Bucharest Stock Exchange on February 7, marking the first listing of the year on BVB after the company completed its IPO in December. The offering, priced at RON 15.00 per share (approximately EUR 3), values the company at RON 1199 million (EUR 241 million). The geothermal energy company, which manages 83 deep wells with 300 MWth installed capacity, plans to invest EUR 500 million over three years in sustainable energy projects targeting data centers, horticulture, and district heating sectors.