Mention geothermal energy 20 years ago and you’d be met with blank stares. Now production is surging worldwide and Canada is finally starting to get in on the action, drawing heat from the earth’s core everywhere from the University of Toronto to Fort Nelson First Nation.

Geothermal energy potential in the Mount Cayley area can be better understood thanks to a new Geoscience BC report and data examining the geology and ground temperature.

The AER invites you to a virtual public information session on May 11, 2022, to discuss the future regulation of brine-hosted minerals as part of a phased engagement approach. Brine-hosted minerals are typically found in underground saltwater and are mostly extracted through well infrastructure. Brine-hosted minerals will be the focus of this session.

Join the U of C Geothermal Energy Lab for a technical update on research topics in geothermal energy systems and for the launch of the UNWASTE research initiative.

DEEP continues to advance the Company’s first ~35 Megawatt (MW) geothermal power facility in southeastern Saskatchewan; as a Canadian first, the facility is planned to produce emission-free baseload power.

As noted in an article by the Daily Oil Bulletin, Eavor is accelerating its efforts to create a new hub of innovation, focused on showcasing Albertan drilling technology to a global audience. The Eavor team is working to create the Canadian Centre for Geothermal Drilling and Technology Excellence as part of this endeavour.

This article from the Daily Oil Bulletin provides a good overview of the current status of geothermal projects in Alberta.

Canadian Geothermal Students’ Days is returning to an in-person format in August 2022. Join us at the University of Alberta in Edmonton for two days of student talks, keynote speakers, industry panel, networking and more.

Within the scope of the target countries of the Geo-Energy Europe-2 Project, a country market trip will be made to Canada on June 13, 2022. An online information meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 10, for all participating companies-SME’s and project managers.

On April 28, 2022, Geoscience BC and the Geological Survey of Canada will sponser a one day virtual event on geothermal exploration in volcanic belts, with a focus on the Garibaldi Range of British Columbia.