The Associated Press recently published a feature article contextualizing Eavor’s first commercial geothermal project in Geretsried, Germany, as a key step toward energy independence for local communities.
Japanese public broadcasting powerhouse NHK featured Eavor’s geothermal project in Geretsried in their online publication. It spotlighted the benefits of closed-loop geothermal, interviewing Yuta Kano of Chubu Electric Power, an active member of Eavor’s Board of Directors, to illuminate the potential Eavor has to help Japan achieve its ambitious carbon neutrality goals.
Geothermal Rising (GR)—a global organization that promotes the education, development, and implementation of geothermal energy—recently announced their acquisition of the Canadian Geothermal Energy Association (CanGEA).
The cost of geothermal energy could decline by as much as 80 percent by 2035, reaching approximately $50 per megawatt hour, according to the report from the International Energy Agency (IEA). This sharp reduction hinges on increased investment, technological advancements, and policy support.
Students from the United Robotics of Lacombe (URL) program have developed a unique prototype that could help Alberta beekeepers combat significant bee colony losses.
Geothermal energy experienced substantial momentum in 2024, fueled by milestones in funding, project development, and rising demand for carbon-free, around-the-clock electricity.
