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The future of good: top 100 recovery projects

12/5/2020

 
  • The Future of Good is a digital content website that is focused on illuminating the innovations, perspectives, and emerging trends shaping their work. They listed off their top 100 Recovery projects.
  • 2 of CanGEA's member projects were highlighted.
    • Sustainaville is a project that is partnered with Borealis GeoPower Inc. and the Villiage of Valemount in B.C.
    • Fuel for Reconciliation – Geothermal District Heating and Cooling is a project being developed by Kitselas Geothermal.​
  • You can check out both projects below on Top Recovery Project:
    • Sustainaville 
    • Fule for Reconciliation - Geothermal District Heating and Cooling 

DEEP Begins Drilling in Saskatchewan

11/27/2020

 
DEEP Earth Energy Production Corp. (“DEEP”) has commenced drilling on the first well for its geothermal power facility, located in Southeast Saskatchewan.  This is a large step for the Canadian geothermal industry and CanGEA would like to congratulate DEEP. This will be Canada’s first geothermal facility and will be a transformative energy innovation for Saskatchewan.
DEEP's release can be found here.

Alberta NDP releases geothermal plan

11/13/2020

 
CanGEA spoke at an event held by Alberta's NDP on its geothermal plan for the Province. The NDP sees the opportunity geothermal has to diversify the economy, create immediate and long-term jobs, provide clean, renewable energy and lower the Provinces GHG emissions.  


You can watch Alison Thompson's speech at the event by following the media event link event below. The timestamps are minutes 12:00 and 31:30. 


Click here to read the full proposal 
Click here to watch the media event

Media Inquiries: Setting the stage for clean geothermal development

10/14/2020

 
CanGEA had the opportunity to speak at a Government of Alberta press conference on the potential of geothermal energy in Alberta. Alberta is looking towards geothermal energy as a way to attract new investment and continue to diversify the province’s energy sector.


Click here to read the full press release.
Click here to watch the news conference.

Media Brief: Geothermal energy and its potential in Canada

9/29/2020

 
CanGEA members Borealis Geopower and Kitselas Geothermal were both mentioned in a media brief put out by Clean Energy Canada. The brief talks about geothermal development in Canada, along with the different geothermal projects in Canada as well.  


Click here to read the full article.
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