Old Dutch Foods Opens New Energy-Efficient Facility in Prince Edward Island

Old Dutch Foods has opened a new office and warehouse facility in Slemon Park, Summerside, P.E.I., which integrates solar, geothermal and energy recovery technologies to support long-term operational efficiency.

Community Energy Planning with Hesquiaht First Nation

Barkley Project Group visited Hot Springs Cove to connect with community members and support the next steps of the Community Energy Plan.

Project InnerSpace and SPE partner to strengthen technical focus on geothermal

Project InnerSpace and SPE have announced a partnership on initiatives aimed at engaging the oil and gas industry and expertise on geothermal.

Opinion: Is the energy transition Canada’s Kodak moment?

Alberta has some of the best wind, solar and geothermal resources in the country, and the only fully deregulated power market in Canada to monetize them. In a properly connected national system, Alberta is a seller.

Eavor hopes drilling tech means geothermal deeper, hotter, anywhere

Calgary company's drilling technology is aimed at reaching depths of approximately 15 kilometres, improving the economics of geothermal. The approximately $83-million effort is dubbed Eavor-Jules, named after the French science-fiction novelist Jules Verne who authored Journey to the Centre of the Earth.

Rodatherm partners with Fulcrum Point for closed-loop geothermal pilot in Utah

Rodatherm Energy Corporation (Rodatherm) and Fulcrum Point Holdings (Fulcrum Point) have announced a memorandum of understanding to explore the development of next-generation geothermal energy projects in Utah. In 2025, the company announced the closing of a USD 38 million Series A funding round. It is also the recipient of an $8 million grant from Emissions Reduction Alberta.

THE GEOTHERMAL ADVANTAGE: The answer to Manitoba’s energy challenge may be hiding just below the surface

Ed Lohrenz has been involved with geothermal technology since its beginnings in the 1980s, designing environmentally-sustainable heating and cooling systems for sites across Canada and around the world…

Acho Dene Koe First Nation Students and Community Members Explore Renewable Energy and Local Food Production

In April, Megan and Olivia from Barkley Project Group visited Acho Dene Koe First Nation in Fort Liard to spend time with students and community members through two local engagement activities focused on renewable energy, geothermal opportunities, and local food production.

Could a geothermal greenhouse for Fort Liard mean more fresh vegetables above the 60th parallel?

More than 280 remote communities in Canada remain unconnected to North America’s electricity grid or natural gas pipelines. The Acho Dene Koe (ADK) First Nation is developing plans to use geothermal energy, starting with a greenhouse to address food insecurity.

$37 Million to Advance Alberta Drilling Technologies and Cut Emissions

Among the winners of ERA's $37 million Drilling Technology Challenge, 4 out of 10 projects are for Geothermal applications!