In this episode, we discuss Cindrigo Holdings Limited, a clean energy developer aiming for 1 gigawatt of renewable baseload capacity, addressing European energy needs. The company is focusing on a 110 megawatt waste-to-energy plant in Finland, expected to generate cash flow early next year, which will support larger geothermal projects in Germany. The German government is significantly mitigating drilling risks through insurance and subsidies, enhancing the viability of their geothermal strategy, which includes potential lithium extraction. Key developments to watch include the confirmation of the Finnish heat contract, ongoing German license negotiations, and the start of operations in Finland. Cindrigo's innovative financing model and governmental support could reshape investment strategies in the clean energy sector.