New Report Makes the Case for Geothermal-as-a-Service in Canada

As GaaS providers expand beyond Ontario into new markets and building types, demand for contractors with geothermal competency will follow.

Seequent and Cascade Institute Partner to Map Canada’s Deep Geothermal Resources

The Bentley Subsurface Company, and the Cascade Institute today announced a collaboration to develop a Canadian Thermal Model. This landmark national initiative will reveal Canada's deep geothermal resources and accelerate the development of renewable energy.

How Tapping into the Earth’s Layers Could Yield Limitless Energy

Can next-generation geothermal power plants solve Canada’s surging electricity needs?

Meet the Rock Doctor Modelling Canada’s Geothermal Opportunity

Rebecca Pearce is building a model of something nobody can see: the intense heat trapped kilometres beneath Canada. It’s also a model of a better future for all.

Manitoba Geological Survey releases Province's First Geothermal Dataset

In honour of Canada hosting the World Geothermal Congress 2026 in Calgary this week, the Manitoba Geological Survey has released the province’s first geothermal dataset. Consisting of a compilation of bottom-hole temperatures from select oil and gas wells in southwestern Manitoba.

Networked Geothermal Takes Off for Heating and Cooling, But Gas Heating Still Dominates

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

A projected $10.6-million geothermal testing project is expected to begin north of Rocky Mountain House in late 2026.

Canada’s Geothermal Sector Bets On Carbon Capture, Oil Ties to Attract Investment

Canada’s vast reserves of geothermal energy could power the entire country’s electrical needs many times over, yet remain untapped, with development moving at glacial speed.

Eavor - Technical Update from Geretsried: What we built, what we learned, and what comes next

This new analysis from Eavor’s Chief Technology and Operating Officer, Matthew Toews, looks at the Geretsried project: what was achieved technically, the challenges faced, and how it changes the commercial outlook for geothermal energy.

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