UNBC Researcher Named Canada Research Chair in Subsurface Systems

The University of Northern British Columbia is adding to its research credentials with a new Canada Research Chair whose work could have applications ranging from mining and geothermal energy to landslides and other geological hazards.

GREYS FOR GREEN: District energy could help address several growth challenges

'As municipalities ready themselves for significant growth, there is an opportunity to build better and cheaper,' columnist says

Canada Türkiye Energy Cooperation

Canada's Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson and Türkiye's Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar met in Ankara, Türkiye to discuss opportunities to grow bilateral cooperation in the field of energy.

Oakville emissions up 8% despite climate efforts. Here’s why

Oakville’s annual climate change update reveals why emissions are up despite tree planting, geothermal and education drives.

New Series of Reports on Geothermal Test Centre published in partnership with Cascade Institute and CAFT

As part of an ongoing research collaboration, Clean Air Task Force (CATF) examined how existing research test centres and collaborative R&D programs can inform the design of future geothermal testbeds. The series is published by CATF in collaboration with the Cascade Institute.

Drilling down on how Canadians feel about geothermal energy

In a survey Cascade Institute recently conducted of roughly 2,500 Albertans and British Columbians, half reported low or no familiarity with geothermal. That’s less awareness than for any other major source of energy.

Eavor withdraws drilling rigs from the Geretsried geothermal project site in Germany

Eavor announced on October 13, 2026, that it would be temporarily withdrawing its drilling rigs, delaying the second loop, a significant setback for Geretsried.

Mattamy Homes taps into sunny Alberta's solar energy

"We actually have not yet crossed those technologies over into the different regions and the main reason that we’ve focused on solar in Alberta and geothermal in Ontario so far is we’re chasing the most affordable carbon reduction within each market and there’s very differentiating characteristics between the markets.

Cumberland kids camp inspires future energy leaders

The program is a natural extension of ACET’s work with the Village of Cumberland on a potential district energy project that could use water trapped in abandoned mine shafts and tunnels to produce geothermal energy to heat and cool buildings.

Federal Government Considers National Strategy to End Energy Poverty

Energy poverty is on the federal government’s radar, but addressing the high cost of home heating will require a highly tailored regional approach.