Spotlighted as one who is “making geothermal energy the next hot thing” by Maclean's magazine Magazine, Eavor CEO John Redfern is listed as one of the top 10 influential people in Canada within the climate sector.

Eavor-Loop™ technology could be instrumental in propelling Japan towards its target of achieving carbon neutrality in a recent dialogue with Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) and James Heatherington, VP and Representative of Eavor Japan.

The Town of Rainbow Lake in a remote area of Alberta may soon become one of the first communities in Canada to be powered by renewable geothermal energy by 2028.

GreenFire Energy Inc. has been approved by Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC to commence implementation of GreenFire’s GreenLoop® technology in a geothermal well in the Olkaria Geothermal field in Kenya.

An article in the National Observer, an opinion piece that advocates for geothermal as a replacement for fossil fuels in Canada’s district heating networks, highlights Eavor as a key entity in a transition to zero-carbon energy.

Eavor provides a progress report on their project in Geretsried, Germany, which will be their first commercial-scale deployment of the Eavor-Loop technology.

Regina will see a new and more energy-efficient indoor aquatics facility heated by geothermal energy. It will replace and enhance the Lawson Aquatic Centre with a geothermal heating facility.

This mission will bring GreenFire’s patented GreenLoop technology to the Philippines and accelerate geothermal energy production.

Eavor has recently signed an action plan to accelerate geothermal energy in North Brabant.