As part of the EU-funded project GeoS-TECHIS, Fraunhofer IAO and the IAT University of Stuttgart, are conducting a survey on the acceptance and perception of geothermal energy in industry.
The goal of the survey is to better understand the views, needs, and expectations of key stakeholders and to use these insights to develop policy recommendations, communication strategies, and educational materials that support the transition towards climate-neutral industrial energy systems.
The online survey is anonymous; takes about 15 minutes to complete.
Stakeholder Perceptions and Opinions about Geothermal Energy
The results will be published on our website GeoS-TECHIS Fraunhofer.

CDL's EVOLVING ENERGY WEBINAR SERIES

This webinar will explore the current state of play for geothermal energy in Canada—where the industry stands today, the opportunities and challenges ahead, and how innovation and collaboration are shaping its future. We’ll examine recent developments in policy, technology, and investment, highlight key projects across the country, and discuss what it will take to scale geothermal as part of Canada’s energy mix. Whether you’re new to geothermal or deeply engaged in the sector, this session will provide insights into why geothermal matters now and where it’s headed next.

Enverus Innovation Underground series, hosted by Enverus Intelligence® Research Analyst Graham Bain

In this episode, Graham is joined by Jeanine Vany, EVP of Corporate Affairs at Eavor, to examine how engineered geothermal systems could unlock scalable, low-carbon baseload power and why closed-loop technology is changing how geothermal is built, financed and deployed.

With decades of subsurface expertise behind it, Eavor’s approach reframes geothermal from a niche resource play into repeatable energy infrastructure.

The Alberta Trade Commission is organizing a geothermal tour of Japan, Taiwan and Indonesia. Subsidies up to $4,400 may be available to Alberta based companies

The mission will showcase Alberta's technologies and capabilities in geothermal and other net-zero energy transition technologies and services. The mission will include two to three stops, including Japan, Taiwan and possibly Indonesia, that would include two days in each location with programming such as technical seminars, site visits, business-to-business programs and networking events.