At the Geothermal Accelerator Conference in Ottawa this week, twenty-three organizations representing the geothermal industry released a declaration of intent to establish a Canadian Deep Geothermal Coalition to advance the development of a geothermal energy in Canada.

"Regina is in a kind of Goldilocks zone" for geothermal energy, said geologist Erik Nickel.

GreenFire Energy Inc., a next-generation geothermal developer, and Toyo Engineering Corporation (TOYO), a global leader in engineering services in the upstream industry and EPC business have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly deploy GreenFire Energy’s Advanced Geothermal Systems (AGS) in the Asia Pacific region.

Around 20,000 households in Hannover, Germany are to be supplied with climate-friendly district heating by enercity and Eavor.

Geothermal energy can meet domestic energy needs while positioning Canada as a global leader in clean energy services and technology.

The Department of Defense (DoD) continues to lay the groundwork to deploy new geothermal technologies across military installations to support mission assurance and support increased power generation to meet the growing demand for energy.

Net Zero Atlantic, in collaboration with the New Brunswick Climate Change Secretariat and with support from the New Brunswick Climate Change Fund, is seeking a consultant to carry out an assessment of New Brunswick's geothermal resource potential using available geological and subsurface data and providing deliverables that will inform a comprehensive report.

Shovels are officially in the ground for Regina’s long-awaited indoor aquatics facility (IAF), a project city leaders say will transform recreation tourism and sustainability.