The Canadian Government is providing an investment of $679,513 to Edmonton’s Canora Community League toward energy efficient upgrades and building improvements.

DEEP Earth Energy Production Corp. is pleased to announce the appointment of Christine Hrudka and Wayne Brownlee to its Board of Directors, John Povhe to Chief Financial Officer and Ashley Drobot to Vice President of Corporate Development.

As lead engineer, gbi proposed a solution based on two interconnected energy transfer loops that optimize energy sharing between buildings, according to the specific needs of each space. With 150 geothermal wells reaching depths of 600 feet, renewable energy sources, geothermal and hydroelectricity, supply 86 % of the project's energy needs in a highly densified urban environment.

This is the largest first venture raise for a geothermal starup of all time, underscoring the booming industry and ground-breaking technology Rodatherm has developed.

Geothermal Canada will cover the round-trip flight for 3 students’ from Canadian universities to Calgary, AB.

The future of geothermal isn’t just about tapping heat it’s about scalable, reliable, and carbon-free energy. The Eavor-Loop™ system is rewriting the rules.

The Manitoba government is celebrating major milestones in its Affordable Energy Plan, with hundreds of homeowners making the shift to energy-efficient heat pumps,. “As of August, nearly 500 households have either installed or are in the process of installing ground-source heat pumps and this strong uptake is a sign of growing momentum in Manitoba’s clean energy transition,” said Moyes.

TDK Corporation announced today that its corporate venture-capital subsidiary, TDK Ventures Inc., is investing in geothermal power-generation company Rodatherm’s $38M Series A funding round.

A new approach to geothermal energy with the potential to meet residential, commercial, and industrial heating needs is receiving almost $500,000 in funding from Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) to develop, test, and validate the technology.