StoneTurn, a leading global professional services firm, announces expansion of its Energy Transition and Net Zero offerings through a new collaboration with Subterra Renewables, North America’s leading geothermal energy provider offering clean energy solutions to large scale developers looking for ways to improve their buildings energy efficiency.

The Old Firehall Collective Society (OFHC) has the go-ahead to bring a geothermal greenhouse and community garden to the Nakusp Secondary School grounds, in Nakusp, British Columbia.

The European Investment Bank has provided a EUR 45 million loan to Eavor Technologies to support the Eavor-Loop geothermal project in Geretsried, Germany.

The University of Waterloo is seeking suitable Post-Doctoral Fellows or Doctoral student candidates to work on Geomechanics research projects related to CO2 storage in Ontario and in the Atlantic Provinces.

GreenFire Energy has been selected for the Launch Alaska Portfolio, along with 10 other innovative technology companies from a large pool of candidates.

GreenFire Energy Inc. and Stoic Transitional Resources Inc. have announced a collaboration that will see the combination fo the company’s respective technologies for the repurposing of non-productive geothermal wells and oil and gas wells for geothermal energy utilization.

GreenFire Energy Inc. was awarded an agreement for an advanced geothermal project at the Naval Air Facility El Centro in California. The project will begin by evaluating the potential to implement GreenFire’s GreenLoop® (“GreenLoop”) technology to generate energy independent from the grid.

The government of Alberta, has made an initial investment for the Alberta Drilling Accelerator, a facility for geothermal drilling development.

Oppy, leading grower, marketer and distributor of fresh produce, announces its partnership with DEEP Earth Energy Production Corp. to establish an integrated greenhouse in conjunction with Canada’s pioneering geothermal power facility.

The Cascade Institute at the Royal Roads University in BC, has received $3 million from three major funders to power up geothermal energy in Canada, seeding a first-of-its-kind Ultradeep Geothermal program.