Calgary-based Eavor is receiving $90 million from the federal government to help it scale its technologies at a commercial level.

Phase change slurries prove to be a viable component within a closed-loop system, as demonstrated in a collaborative research paper between Sinton Lab and Eavor scientists.

What are the opportunities for geothermal companies to "go digital?" ThinkGeoEnergy discuss this and more with Graham Grant, CEO of subsurface software specialist Seequent.

The Emerging Innovators Challenge EIC will administer $40 million to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as well as Indigenous communities scale-up, pilot, and demonstrate first-of-a-kind projects that enhance emissions reduction.

Subterra Renewables, North America's leading geothermal exchange systems utility provider, is pleased to announce that drilling for Ohio's largest geothermal systems-installation is well underway at its landmark project at Oberlin College & Conservatory.

The Pacific Economic Development Canada | Développement économique Canada pour le Pacifique has granted over $3.6 million of funding to advance the "Fuel for Reconciliation" project of Kitselas Geothermal in BC, Canada.

Eavor's Geoenergy technology gains recognition in a calgary.tech article for its impact on job creation and global energy security.

New Geoscience BC supported geothermal research is helping to zone in on geothermal potential in the Kootenay Lake area of British Columbia’s Southeast Region.

At the Advanced Energy Tech Conference, New Mexico Senator displayed Eavor-Loop technology as an integral part of the state’s clean energy sector, as New Mexico was the site of Eavor-Deep drilling the hottest, deepest directional geothermal well in history.

Baker Hughes, completed the test well for the geothermal energy consortium Wells2Watts. The geothermal test well, is now ready to simulate geothermal flow testing to accelerate technology development and commercially scale geothermal as a baseload energy supply.