Maritime Geothermal Ltd. Announces $1.64 Million Expansion to Boost Atlantic Canadian Housing Supply Chain

New Brunswick manufacturer scales production to meet growing demand for energy-efficient housing solutions.

From Alberta’s oilfields to geothermal drilling in Scarborough: How the changing energy sector is fuelling a better life for workers

At a time when employment in the oilpatch is declining, building housing with renewable energy is a natural pivot for the Canadian economy and those who earn their livelihood from drilling.

Armstrong couple operating geothermal greenhouse 'in the snow'

Veggies in the snow

David Broshko Appointed Chief Financial Officer of Eavor

David Broshko has joined Eavor Technologies Inc. as the company’s Chief Financial Officer.

Oakville Curling Club gears up for a new season on the ice

Beyond the excitement of returning to play, the Oakville Curling Club is focused on long-term improvements, including plans for a geothermal system to help maintain the ice earlier in the season and through warmer spells in January.

City issues request for proposals for downtown thermal heating system plan

The city has issued a request for proposals to explore a thermal energy system along Graham Avenue.

She thought Kevin O'Leary's Wonder Valley data centre would save her geothermal company. She was wrong

Catherine Hickson was just beginning to accept that her dream of building Alberta's first geothermal power plant was probably dead — then hope appeared out of the blue. 

Exploratory geothermal drilling at Loyola Campus

Why Concordia Is drilling the ground at Loyola campus

Next-Generation Cities Institute leads global effort to set guidelines for sustainable district energy markets

Concordia researchers will shape international standards for low-carbon heating and cooling systems that draw on clean energy sources across groups of buildings

Canada’s largest co-op development in decades is heated and cooled with geothermal

Construction has begun on the geothermal Kennedy Green development, which will host more than 600 co-op units in the Scarborough district of Toronto.