Projects
A full listing of all Canadian Projects
Canada enjoys a rich heritage of geothermal resources that have been used for generations. The First Nations used the natural hot springs and pools for healing and spiritual purposes and regarded them as sacred wateres. Later as the Canadian frontier moved westward the hot springs and pools of the Canadian Rockies were discovered by early pioneers and settlers. Again, the significance and importance of the springs were recognized and helped to form Canada's first natioal park in 1887 - Banff National Park. [Learn More...]
ADK/Borealis Geothermal Demonstration Project
The ADK/Borealis Geothermal Demonstration Project is an innovative renewable heat and power project for a remote community in Northern Canada. It will consist of a geothermal plant which will deliver a minimum of +/- 1 MWe of electrical power (sufficient for ~750 homes or the entire community) and also +/- 1 MWth of direct heat, sufficient to power a local greenhouse complex for local food production. [Learn More...]
Ahousat Hot Springs
Ahousat Hot Springs is a natural warm spring, considered to be of therapeutic value that bubbles up into a concrete tank. [Learn More...]
Ainsworth Hot Springs
The hot springs are heated naturally and vary in temperature between 40º -42ºC (104º -114º F) in the Cave, 35º -38º C (96º -101º F) in the Pool, and 4º -10º C (40º -50º F) for the Cold Plunge. [Learn More...]
Banff Hot Springs
Canada's oldest geothermal development project dates back to the late 1800's when railroad workers first discovered the Banff Hot Springs. [Learn More...]
Borealis - Canoe Reach (Valemount Property)
Borealis Geopower is pleased to announced that we have successful bid on 3 tracts under British Columbia Geothermal Rights Public Tenure Auction. http://www.offshore-oil-and-gas.gov.bc.ca/Titles/OGTitles/geothermal/Pages/SaleResultsOctober2010.aspx [Learn More...]
Borealis Co-Production Project Approved for $2.6m in Funding from AERI
Alberta Energy Research Institute has recently approved “The Borealis Project” under the Clean Air and Climate Change: Technology and Innovation Program. The project goal is to research the effective utilization of geothermal energy from deep oil and gas wells in the Canadian Foothills for the production of electrical power. [Learn More...]
Canyon Hot Springs
The Canyon Hot Springs are located in Albert Canyon in British Columbia's Canadian Rocky Mountains east of Revelstoke, between Glacier and Mr. Revelstoke National Parks. [Learn More...]
Cape Breton Abandoned Coal Mines: Direct Heat Project
Direct geothermal heating using underground flooded mine shafts in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. [Learn More...]
Chilliwack, British Columbia
The Government of British Columbia has lent support to the direct use geothermal energy industry through funding made available under the Innovative Clean Energy Fund. (ICE Fund). [Learn More...]
