Cement cracks, shrinks, and corrodes in the deep, hot, chemically aggressive environments that define modern energy wells. Green Horizon replaces it with an anhydrous geopolymer annulus and geoceramic cladding engineered to bond permanently to the formation — for wells that stay sealed for their full design life.
Our two-part barrier replaces brittle cement entirely. An anhydrous geopolymer annulus carries the structural and hoop load and insulates the formation, while a geoceramic-clad casing stops corrosion from both sides. Together they form a monolithic seal that fuses to the formation and holds for the life of the well.
| Barrier | Spec | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Steel substrate | Structural casing | Primary load-bearing pipe body |
| Geoceramic coating | 8 mil minimum thickness | Corrosion and chemical-attack protection, internal & external |
| Geopolymer annulus | 4.5" anhydrous | Hoop strength, formation insulation, permanent bond |
Our geopolymer-geoceramic system is deployed in the most demanding well there is — a closed loop reaching 400 °C supercritical rock at ~20,000 ft.
Anhydrous chemistry avoids the hydration shrinkage and micro-annular gaps that compromise cemented wells.
Holds integrity at supercritical temperatures where Portland cement degrades.
Fly-ash and slag feedstocks cut embodied CO₂ versus conventional cement systems.
Request the geopolymer & geoceramic technical package, or talk to our downhole engineering team about your well program.