‘The market opportunity for geothermal is worth billions and billions of dollars’

The Deep Geothermal Roadmap consultative session has now begun, and the Canadian Deep Geothermal Coalition is meeting and working with representatives of industry, government, and Indigenous groups to develop a strategy for launching geothermal energy in Canada.

Rising construction costs, evolving financing structures and shifting ownership strategies in Canada's residential development market are challenging developers to find new ways to move projects forward.

Canada unveiled a draft legislation that would speed up the approval process for major natural resource projects, a goal Prime Minister Mark Carney says is necessary to help deal with US tariffs.

“To stand up to Donald Trump, we have to highlight what makes us strong. That’s clean energy, hydroelectricity, wind power, and geothermal energy. We’re sitting on a gold mine called clean energy.

The village of Cumberland, a former coal-mining centre on Vancouver Island, is exploring the possibility of harnessing geothermal energy from the water in abandoned mine shafts.

When the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) set out to build its new administrative headquarters, the result is one of North America’s most sustainable institutional buildings: a four-storey, 86,000-square-foot mass timber structure that serves as both a workplace and a living demonstration of low-carbon innovation. 

Manitoba announces a $4 million investment to fund Canada’s first major geothermal district neighborhood at Winnipeg’s Southwood Circle next to the University of Manitoba.

Whitehorse sits atop a promising geothermal resource—maybe one of Canada’s best, and developing geothermal energy would strengthen this country’s national security by strengthening relations with Arctic allies.