The Alberta Energy Regulator is seeking feedback on the proposed new Draft Directive: Brine-Hosted Mineral Resource Development. The draft directive sets out the requirements that industry must follow for mineral resource development and covers the entire development life cycle, from initiation through to closure.

Canada's First Nation Radio (CFNR) featured the Fuel for Reconciliation project on their news show. Kitsela's Geothermal Director, Alison Thompson was interviewed about the history of Kitselas Geothermal, the context behind the deal, and the opportunity for geothermal.

Geothermal energy has been identified as a potential opportunity for extending the energy capacity locally and globally. Energy will be harvested by accessing deep formations and drawing hot fluids that can be used for electricity generation or direct heating. This is very similar to accessing hot formations to recover hydrocarbons.

With pressure from Canada's climate targets, industries must transition to a cleaner and more sustainable, low-carbon future. Calgary-based Futera Power Corp. is leading the change.

Eavor Technologies Inc. (“Eavor”) is planning on drilling a super-hot and ultra-deep directional geothermal well at their demonstration project in the southwestern USA (called Eavor-Deep™).

This 3-day course, offered by Progress Seminars, will deliver a comprehensive look at geothermal energy, covering basic technical concepts through to commercial and financial considerations. October 12-14, 2022 in Calgary, Alberta.

Read Andy Van Horn's “My Geothermal Odyssey – 1975-2022” about his passion for geothermal energy. Starting with a summer school at Oxford University, to his current role as Director of Energy Policy and Markets and Advisory Board member of GreenFire Energy Inc.

A team of scientists are planning to construct a comprehensive 3D subsurface model of the geothermal resource underneath this British Columbia volcano to aid in identifying geothermal drilling targets.

The Geothermal Resource Development Act has been issued by the Alberta Energy Regulator, effective August 15, 2022. These rules set out the requirements and processes that industry must follow throughout the entire life cycle of a geothermal development.

Shell Canada Energy and Kitselas Geothermal Inc. have entered into a joint development agreement to support de-risking and appraisal of the geothermal resource in Terrace, British Columbia. Through this agreement, Kitselas Geothermal and Shell Canada hope to build greater understanding of the potential for geothermal energy and support development of renewable green energy in Northwest BC, including ‘direct-use’ of the heat.