A new study has been launched to assess whether geothermal energy could be successfully tapped and waste heat stored to offset reliance on carbon-based energy production in three isolated communities in Nunavut.

The province of Nova Scotia is investing $80,000 in a study by the Municipality of Cumberland County to determine how to make full use of the area’s geothermal resources.

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The NWT has high geothermal potential but projects have struggled to get off the ground. Taking advantage of the resource may call for a more cautious scaled-down approach.

Geoscience BC is supporting a geothermal potential assessment at Kootenay Lake, British Columbia, by funding new geochemical water analyses.

Deep Energy will finance at least five projects, requiring up to €1 billion, from Eavor’s growing European and North American project pipeline.

Students at the University of Calgary Master of Science in Sustainable Energy Development program learn the ropes of solar, marine and geothermal energy sources.

4th Resource Corp. has been awarded a geothermal reconnaissance license in Ethiopia.

This recent article takes readers through an in-depth description of Eavor-LoopTM technology, how this new geothermal approach is exempt from many limitations restricting traditional geothermal, and how the fast-growing organization plans to make their patented technology universal, affordable, and – most importantly – scalable.