Fervo Energy's stock surged 33% on its first day of trading on Nasdaq, following its IPO on May 13, which raised $1.89 billion. The U.S. geothermal energy company, trading under the ticker FRVO, saw its market value exceed $10 billion, driven by strong demand from AI data centers seeking stable power sources. The IPO's success was marked by multiple expansions of the offering size and price range, with shares priced at $27 each. Fervo's flagship project, Cape Station in Utah, aims for a 500-megawatt capacity in its first phase, with potential expansion to 4 gigawatts. The company is also advancing the Corsac Station in Nevada, where Google has secured 115 megawatts of power. As AI's electricity demand grows, geothermal energy's 24/7 supply is increasingly valued by tech companies and investors, positioning Fervo as a key player in the energy sector.