In the News: WGC 2026 and Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith

With Hon. Danielle Smith, Premier of Alberta, opening the World Geothermal Congress in Calgary on June 8, 2026, several news items followed the event.

Watch the Opening Ceremony and Q&A with Danielle Smith here.

Eavor in the News

Canada Is Primed to Lead in Next-Generation Geothermal Innovation

Drawing on decades of expertise in the oil and gas sector, Canadian innovators are advancing closed-loop geothermal toward global deployment.

Taiwan Energy Administration Leads Delegation to Canada for Exchanges on Next-Generation Geothermal and Hydrogen Technologies

Taiwan and Canada have strengthened their official energy partnership, forging new links in advanced low-carbon industries and technologies that support Taiwan's green energy diversification, energy resilience, and shared progress toward the 2050 net-zero goal.

Canada invests in its first national geothermal energy roadmap

Canada is taking action to build a stronger, more secure and competitive economy by investing in made-in-Canada innovation.

Today, the Honourable Tim Hodgson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, announced $468,000 in funding through Natural Resources Canada’s Energy Innovation Program to support the Canadian Deep Geothermal Roadmap project, led by the Canadian Deep Geothermal Coalition (CDGC).

Using Subsurface Energy to Power the Future of Remote Communities

INRS Professor Jasmin Raymond holds a $1.4M Canada Research Chair to reduce reliance on fossil fuels through geoenergy systems

Exploiter l’énergie du sous-sol pour assurer l’avenir énergétique des communautés éloignées

Jasmin Raymond à la tête d’une Chaire de recherche du Canada de 1,4 M$ à l’INRS pour réduire la dépendance aux énergies fossiles grâce aux systèmes géoénergétiques.

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?

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