The Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson, the Honourable Patty Hajdu and the Honourable Gary Anandasangaree announced over $11 million in funding mainly through the Clean Energy for Rural and Remote Communities (CERRC) program, which will support fifteen clean energy projects in Nunavut, the Northwest Territories, Ontario, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Quebec.

A neighbourhood in Markham, Ontario, will be the first net-zero community in Canada to connect all of its houses to a geothermal energy system.

As part of this agreement, CETY has secured an initial $500,000 order for purchase of two of its Clean Cycle units to support the development and deployment of Qymera’s monobore geothermal technology

The Afar triangle of Ethiopia is a region with active continental rifting and high geothermal resource potential.

DEEP Earth Energy Production Corp. is proud to announce a strategic partnership with the Saskatchewan First Nations Natural Resource Centre of Excellence to advance sustainable energy and economic opportunities for First Nations communities.

With the investments made today, for example, Fort Nelson First Nation in Northern B.C., is developing the Tu Deh-Kah (TDK) project, a 100-percent Indigenous-owned project that will be the first geothermal facility in the province and among the first in Canada. It will power 10,000 homes and create economic opportunity for the community.

The IADC Geothermal Committee has published a document that aims to provide an international classification system for geothermal well construction.

Blue Spark Energy and HP Well Screen have announced a partnership on wellbore remediation for the central European geothermal and hydrocarbon industries.

Leveraging Cenovus’s subsurface expertise, which we use to develop oil and natural gas resources, Owen and his team is exploring the opportunity to drill Canada’s deepest geothermal well in northern Alberta, tapping into the heat of the earth’s core as another source of energy.