Canadian Geothermal Research Council

CanGRC Review

The CanGRC review is a biannual digital publication that is devoted to showcasing Canadian geothermal research, whether it be research conducted on Canadian land or international geothermal projects done by Canadian researchers. The CanGRC review is distributed free of charge to all members. Additionally, all past issues are made avaliable for download from this page.

Contribute to the CanGRC Review

If you wish to contribute an article to the CanGRC Review, please email your submission to info@cangrc.ca. Submissions should be in .doc format and no longer than ~1000 words (no minimum word count). Please send all related images as separate high-quality attachments.

All are welcome and encouraged to submit. It is the intention of this publication to showcase members from a range of sectors (government, academia, industry scientists and engineers, etc) and diciplines (earth sciences, engineering, environmental science, geography, biology, etc). Student submissions are welcome.

Your contributions are greatly appreciated.

Current Issue

Issue 2 - Winter 2012

Is it feasible to use EGS for oil sands processing? New geothermal textbook from U of Windsor professor. Geothermal geochemistry session at Goldschmidt 2012. The Pacific Centre for Geothermal Education and Research. CanGRC activity update. The Canadian GeoExchange Coalition welcomes CanGRC. An argument towards the incorporation of EGS into Ontario's Feed-In-Tarrif program. CanGEA's targets for 2012.

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Past Issues

Issue 1 - Summer 2011

CanGRC Official Launch Letter. Dr. Allan Woodbury's 'Whatever Happened to Geothermal Energy?'. Waterloo University researches GLHE design optimization. Dr. Jasmin Raymond discusses new research on thermal conductivity testing. CanGEA extends support to CanGRC. Mr. Craig Dunn of Borealis Geopower discusses the High-Temperature Geothermal Energy Industry in Canada.

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