Sustainability Redefined: Dormant Wells to Geothermal

Submitted by David Hughes on November 16, 2017 - 8:11am

"When I started working in the oil and gas industry, I was shocked to hear of all the dormant infrastructure and the untapped potential. It seemed odd. It seemed like a waste. Now I see this problem as an opportunity for business and a way to transition our energy system."

Alison Thompson - Fellow of TNS Canada’s Energy Futures Lab and an entrepreneur behind Borealis Geopower

 

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