Enlink Geoenergy Services is a Los Angeles-based clean energy company that designs and installs large-scale geothermal systems for commercial and government customers. The company most frequently installs ground-source heat pump systems that circulate air or antifreeze liquid through underground pipes to move heat between buildings and the ground. CEO Mark Mizrahi wrote in 2010 that geothermal systems could contribute 34 of 40 points required for LEED certification in commercial buildings. Enlink’s website says it anticipates significant growth as companies and government institutions pursue LEED certification, Net Zero goals, and related rebates and incentives. A recent SEC filing shows the company raised an additional $3 million from Craton Equity Partners to support building its systems. TechCrunch contacted Enlink and its investors for further details about where the new funding will be applied.

Total raised

$3M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Feb 2011