An exploration of the IP landscape surrounding geothermal energy.
Geothermal Innovation, Intellectual Property, and the Prospects for Canada Read More »
An integrated assessments of how artificial intelligence and the physical infrastructure behind it are reshaping risk for Canadian financial institutions.
AI and Data Centre Risks for Canadian Financial Institutions Read More »
The first empirical assessment of public perceptions and social acceptance of ultradeep geothermal energy in Alberta and British Columbia.
Deep Listening: Assessing the social acceptance of geothermal energy Read More »
A Global Risk Institute research report of the longer-term systemic stresses driving the polycrisis.
Global Systemic Stresses: Understanding the drivers of polycrisis Read More »
A new report by the Cascade Institute shows enhanced geothermal systems could affordably deliver clean baseload electricity.
Geothermal analysis shows “deeper is cheaper” for Canadian energy Read More »
A proposal to create Project AURORA, a next-generation geothermal field laboratory in Resolute Bay, Nunavut.
In response to the Government of Canada’s Fall pre-budget consultations, the Cascade Institute submitted three specific recommendations to accelerate the development of Canada’s geothermal industry.
Pre-budget recommendations to accelerate the development of Canada’s geothermal industry Read More »
A systems diagram charting the knock-on effects of the Ukraine-Russia War — and the vicious cycles that are emerging from them.
Mapping the global systemic consequences of the Ukraine-Russia war Read More »
January 11, 2021 • This Brief analyzes three major shifts in humanity’s networks that the COVID-19 pandemic has triggered or accelerated: (1) network centralization, (2) network fragmentation and reconfiguration, and (3) network formation. It then examines the impact of these shifts across economic, food, information, and governance systems.
Network dynamics of the pandemic shock: Three network shifts and why they matter Read More »
