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rock-fluid interaction lab webinar Lunch and Learn
The webinar, held on Thursday, May 2, 2019, from noon to 1pm GMT, is intended to showcase the Rock-Fluid Interaction Lab (RFIL) at the University of Alberta to all interested CanGEA member companies. The webinar will feature a presentation by Dr. Jonathan Banks, discussing the lab and how geothermal energy developers can take advantage of this cutting edge technology. All CanGEA members are encouraged to attend free of charge.
For more information and to register, click here.
For more information and to register, click here.
geothermal resource council 2019 corporate subsidy
CanGEA corporate members are eligible to apply for our Market Visit Subsidy (MVS) which provides a reimbursement of up to 50% of airfare, transportation costs, and event registration along with a ~$200 daily allowance. This year the MVS will be used to attend the 2019 Geothermal Resource Council Annual Meeting and Expo held in Palm Springs, California from September 15-18.
For more information about the event, click here.
For more information about the event, click here.
PLEASE NOTE: Volcano members interested in accessing the MVS will be prompted to email CanGEA upon clicking the above button
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Did you know...Geothermal is the cleanest source of electricity & heat, using less land and producing fewer emissions than any other energy sourceGeothermal power is price competitive, and often lower, than other energy sourcesGeothermal power projects create significantly more jobs than comparable large hydro and natural gas fired power plantsGeothermal power is the only renewable base-load option; it also has even higher capacity factors than coal, natural gas, nuclear, and large hydroGeothermal power facilities produce useful by-product heat that can be integrated with greenhouses, fish farms, and food processingGeothermal can provide lower cost electricity, heat, and food security to Canada's northern and remote communitiesGeothermal resources are found across the country, especially in Western and Northern CanadaGeothermal power plants provide long term cost certainty which helps stabilize electricity ratesWith proper heat reservoir management, geothermal power plants can run indefinitelyCanada produces 0MW of geothermal electricity, despite having world class geothermal resources |
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