Recent technological innovations have dramatically expanded geothermal’s potential as a significant contributor to global electricity generation. By 2050, experts project geothermal will emerge as the third-largest source of power growth in the global renewable energy landscape. (PDF).
IEA Future of Geothermal Report: Cascade Institute Reaction Read More »
Cascade Institute researchers warn that Mr. Trump could activate vicious cycles in global systems and propel calamities that long outlive his second term.
Can we prevent Trump 2.0 from spiralling into catastrophe? Read More »
Technology breakthroughs have unlocked geothermal potential well beyond these limits. These breakthroughs have given geothermal a completely new value proposition. Read about the recent adoptions and advances in geothermal power (PDF).
The Alberta Drilling Accelerator has the potential to redefine energy innovation Read More »
Technology breakthroughs have unlocked geothermal potential well beyond these limits. These breakthroughs have given geothermal a completely new value proposition. Read about the recent adoptions and advances in geothermal power (PDF).
Breaking New Ground: Geothermal in 2024 Read More »
This Globe and Mail opinion piece explores the potential for Canada’s AOSTRA model (Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority) to serve as a blueprint for support energy innovation.
Key to Canada’s Growth? Recall the Role of Public Money in Developing Alberta Oil Read More »
A vital scientific paper argues that far more warming is “in the pipeline” than conventional models predict, requiring humanity’s response to the climate crisis be much more radical than currently planned.
We Should Listen to a Renowned Scientist’s Warning on Climate Change Read More »
A worldwide race for next-generation geothermal technology has begun – and Canada needs to get serious about joining, lest it fall to the back of the alternative-energy pack.
Canada Needs to Dig Deep to Become a World Leader in Geothermal Technology Read More »
A trigger event can’t start a crisis by itself; some underlying stress or stresses must also be operating. Our leaders should pay far more attention to these stresses, because they’re ultimately far more important.
Let’s Avoid ‘Trigger Fixation’ Read More »
