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.

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.

Alexander Land, Head of Communications and Public Affairs at Eavor’s Dusseldorf office, speaks with trade publication gwf Gas+Energie - Magazin about Eavor’s project in Geretsried, Germany.

Registration  is officially open for the World Geothermal Congress 2026.

Canada is uniquely positioned to lead the next-generation geothermal energy boom by leveraging its oil and gas expertise, but it must act now with bold policy, investment, and coordination to seize the trillion-dollar opportunity.

The renewable-energy source with support from the Trump administration is in short supply of scientific experts as the industry expands.

CNN recently spotlighted the growing momentum behind next-gen geothermal. Eavor Technologies Inc.’s closed-loop technology is part of that conversation.

This year, World Geothermal Congress will support 3 students who have submitted abstracts to WGC26 in Calgary awarding a Student Scholarship for academic excellence and a Student Conference Award.