While networked geothermal systems—which heat and cool several buildings using shared underground infrastructure and electric heat pumps—are gaining some traction in Canada, their reach has been limited by planning and regulatory systems that provide a continuing foothold for legacy gas heating systems
Geothermal's Moment: Why Canada's National Electricity Strategy Needs to Include What's Under Our Feet
As Canada moves into an “Age of Electricity,” the challenge is clear: how to electrify buildings without driving up costs or straining the grid. Geothermal will play a key role. In this article, Tim Weber, Co-Founder and CEO of Diverso Energy, reflects on federal insights from the OGA conference and why geothermal needs to be understood differently.
$10M geothermal testing project proposed north of Rocky Mountain House
Canada’s Geothermal Sector Bets On Carbon Capture, Oil Ties to Attract Investment
Eavor - Technical Update from Geretsried: What we built, what we learned, and what comes next
Proposed Legislative Changes to the Oil and Gas Conservation Act
Doors Open Richmond is back for people who love peeking behind the scenes
One of the more unique entries is the Alexandra District Energy Utility, which will offer a look inside the city’s geothermal energy system.
Solar-Assisted Seasonal Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage in a Relatively Deep Geothermal Aquifer for Urban Heating: A Canadian Case Study
A publication by the Petroleum Technology Research Centre (PTRC) in Regina and co-authored with the University of Alberta in the periodical "Processes" with Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI). The paper details recent research by the two organizations examining storage and production well configurations in relation to solar energy storage in relatively deep geothermal reservoirs.