The government of Alberta announced the planning and development of the Alberta Drilling Accelerator (ADA). The ADA is a collaborative effort led by Eavor Technologies, in partnership with the Canadian Geothermal Energy Association (CanGEA) and the Canadian Association of Energy Contractors (CAOEC).

A new agreement between Canada and the European Union (EU) was recently announced, offering Canadian and European professionals opportunities to collaborate in multiple research fields, including energy.

A depleted oil and gas well has been chosen to be transformed into a renewable, and 100 per cent Indigenous-owned, geothermal energy facility. The plant is set to help power the First Nation and create economic ventures to support northern B.C., the Northwest Territories and Alberta.

The untapped potential of geothermal and Eavor’s advanced closed-loop system was discussed in an article by Contrary, highlighting the advantages of harnessing the near-infinite energy source beneath our feet.

Geothermal energy is referenced in the "Canada Green Buildings Strategy" released by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) Canada.

On June 21, the Government of Canada passed Bill-C59, which includes the Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit that includes geothermal heat and electricity projects.

Eavor CEO John Redfern highlighted that the Alberta Drilling Accelerator (ADA) could position Canada as a global leader in geothermal energy by fostering early technological development and attracting significant private investment.

Seequent launches Visible Geology, a free web application to teach earth science students how the earth works – in 3D.

The IGC 2024 Innovation Award goes to Iceland Geosurvey and the honorable recognition goes to Blue Spark Energy.