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WATCH: Our new video about The World’s Environmental Cooling Challenges.
Many places in the world need to be cooled down, the Eavor-Loop™ is perfectly equipt to handle that challenge. Learn about how with our new video.
Go deep underground and see the heat extraction profiles of the rock when an Eavor-Loop™ passes by. See how the rock behaves and learn how long an Eavor-Loop™ can last.
The Business Times featured an article on how Eavor Technologies has raised over $100M CAD from investors including Temasek, Vickers Venture Partners and big oil companies such as BP and Chevron.
Oil Price recently published an article on Canada’s ambitious plan to save the oil fields. Canada’s Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA) has partnered with Eavor Technologies Inc. and C-FER Technologies to evaluate the potential for geothermal energy to help oil sands thrive for another 30 years.
Canada’s Oil Sands Innovation Alliance (COSIA) is working with Eavor Technologies Inc. and C-FER Technologies to conduct a feasibility study of the Eavor-Loop™. Eavor’s technology is being considered as a method of providing thermal energy to an oil sands mine over a project life of 30 years.
In this special report, EURACTIV looks at the latest developments in geothermal technology and the remaining challenges that need to be addressed before it can become a cheap and reliable source of renewable energy.
The Globe and Mail recently published an article featuring western Canada’s geothermal push, and the clean energy projects already underway.
Sara Hastings-Simon, an assistant professor at the University of Calgary says that geothermal was left behind when the first round of renewable energies was developed. It was further from commercialization than wind or solar, and less competitive. She says it’s worthwhile to start building the geothermal resource as the focus on decarbonizing Canada’s power grid grows.
he New York Times recently published an article featuring Eavor Technologies Inc. and their closed-loop geothermal technology. They refer to the concept as die eierlegende wollmilchsau, a German phrase meaning the egg-laying wool-milk pig. This mythical creature is said to meet all human needs for food, drink, and fiber simultaneously. Closed-loop geothermal is the energy world’s egg-laying wool-milk pig with its ability to be flexible, reliable, renewable, affordable, and dispatchable.
The Goldilocks effect: the quest for the perfect energy source. “Mmm… This bowl replaces high-carbon non-renewable fossil fuel supplies with a clean, locally sourced, globally available, low-cost, socially acceptable, grid-stabilizing, zero-emission, load-following, resilient/reliable energy source… It’s juuust right…”
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