Pipe In A Lava Field is a collaborative pack made by Hidden Sound and Hydratek

Starting from the raw, unique recordings made in a very long disused borehole in the middle of an Icelandic lava field, we built some handcrafted inspiring tools for your own creations.

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Across Canada there are 400 thousand abandoned oil and gas wells with over 172 thousand of those in Alberta. With Provincial campaigns yielding underwhelming results, and the high cost of remediation, it’s worth considering other uses for these wells.

Join Mohammad Zolfagharroshan from McGill University to discuss the geothermal energy potential from abandoned oil and gas wells in Alberta on the latest episode of the Land Use Podcast.

For more information check out these resources:

Assessment of geothermal energy potential from abandoned oil and gas wells in Alberta, Canada
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0306261924014867

Oil and gas liabilities management (Government of Alberta)
https://www.alberta.ca/oil-and-gas-liabilities-management

Geothermal Potential of Abandoned Oil and Gas Wells with Mohammad Zolafgharroshan

The Energy Innovation Fair is back again this year on Oct. 18-19th. We talk to organizer Rene Michalak of ReThink Red Deer about the speakers, panels, displays and demos that will be featured this year. The theme is economic diversification in Central Alberta and there are speakers on geothermal, solar, carbon storage, agrivoltaics and much more.
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Learn more about the fair at https://energyinnovationfair.ca/

386. Energy Innovation Fair - Red Deer

The long-held dream of using geothermal energy to satisfy our needs and save the earth is ready for a big breakthrough.
Today we take a deep dive into Green Energy Futures complete guide to geothermal with hosts Sarah and Michael, our AI hosts from Notebook LM.
Geothermal and its cousin Air Source Heat Pumps are ready to provide heat and power to our homes at every scale from single family homes to entire Cities.
This is our complete guide to geothermal, geoexchange and because it makes so much sense, air source heat pumps.
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This podcast is based on our story written for The Earth and I magazine and reprinted at GreenEnergyFutures.ca along with our CKUA.com radio podcast.
You will never think of geothermal the same again.

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This episode is based on Green Energy Futures Episode 384
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384. Geothermal Rising Deep Dive Podcast

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As our world’s energy demands soar, the future depends on revolutionary ideas. Today, we’re exploring the game-changing technologies that could power tomorrow—and redefine what’s possible.

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Geothermal energy has been utilized by humans for millennia. While the first-ever use may be a mystery, we do know the Romans tapped into it in the first century for hot baths at Aquae Sulis (modern-day Bath, England). Since then, many other people and cultures have found ways to use the Earth’s underground heat to their benefit.
Geothermal resources were used for district heating in France as far back as 1332. In 1904, Larderello, Italy, was home to the world’s first experiment in geothermal electricity generation, when five lightbulbs were lit. By 1913, the first commercial geothermal power plant was built there, which expanded to power the local railway system and nearby villages.
However, one perhaps lesser-known geothermal concept revolves around energy storage. “It’s very much like pumped-storage hydropower, where you pump a lake up a mountain, but instead of going up a mountain, we’re putting that lake deep in the earth,” Cindy Taff, CEO of Sage Geosystems, explained as a guest on The POWER Podcast.
Sage Geosystems’ technology utilizes knowledge gleaned from the oil and gas industry, where Taff spent more than 35 years as a Shell employee. 
“What we do is we drill a well. We’re targeting a very low-permeability formation, which is the opposite of what oil and gas is looking for, and quite frankly, it’s the opposite of what most geothermal technologies are looking for. That low permeability then allows you to place a fracture in that formation, and then operate that fracture like a balloon or like your lungs,” Taff explained. “When the demand is low, we use electricity to power an electric pump. We pump water into the fracture. We balloon that fracture open and store the water under pressure until a time of day that power demand peaks. Then, you open a valve at surface. That fracture is naturally going to close. It drives the water to surface. You put it through a Pelton turbine, which looks like a kid’s pinwheel. You spin the turbine, which spins the generator, and you generate electricity.”
Unlike more traditional geothermal power generation systems that use hot water or steam extracted from underground geothermal reservoirs, Sage’s design uses what’s known as hot dry rock technology. To reach hot dry rock, drillers may have to go deeper to find desired formations, but these formations are much more common and less difficult to identify, which greatly reduces exploration risks. 
Taff said traditional geothermal energy developers face difficulties because they need to find three things underground: heat, water, and high-permeability formations. “The challenge is the exploration risk, or in other words, finding the resource where you’ve got the heat, the large body of water deep in the earth, as well as the permeability,” she said. “In hot dry rock geothermal, which is what we’re targeting, you’re looking only for that heat. We want a low-permeability formation, but again, that’s very prevalent.” 
Sage is now in the process of commissioning its first commercial energy storage project in Texas. “We’re testing the piping, and we’re function testing the generator and the Pelton turbine, so we’ll be operating that facility here in the next few weeks,” Taff said. Meanwhile, the company has also signed an agreement with the California Resources Corporation to establish a collaborative framework for pursuing commercial projects and joint funding opportunities related to subsurface energy storage and geothermal power generation in California. It also has ongoing district heating projects in Lithuania and Romania, and Taff said the U.S. Department of Defense has shown a lot of interest in the company’s geothermal technology. Additionally, Meta signed a contract for a 150-MW geothermal power generation system to supply one of its data centers.

183. Geothermal Energy Storage: The Clean Power Solution You Haven’t Heard Of

When Blatchford was announced as the largest planned carbon neutral community in North America it was seen as "wildly ambitious."
"It's right in the heart of the city, connected to transit, and boasts short travel distances. There's a grocery store already, there's an LRT stop, it's all the things that new neighbourhoods often wait years and years for, uh, but they're already here in Blatchford," says Anne Stevenson City Councillor for Edmonton, Alberta. 
Today Blatchford people-centred urban design is attracting residents and near net-zero building standards are just what's needed to build the affordable, resilient and sustainable neighbourhoods of the future.
In short this is where things are going and "We've got a great head start in Blatchford," says Stevenson.
We talk to the city councillor, the developer and some residents who are now living in this super sustainable neighbourhood located right in the heart of the City.
This is part 1 in a series we are doing talking to builders, home owners, heat pump companies about this amazing project in North America's most northerly big city.

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BLOG: https://greenenergyfutures.ca/episode/397-blatchford-the-largest-planned-carbon-neutral-community-in-north-america-is-wildly-ambitious
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/3xsdx7V7rwc?si=01GryhWWp4kBDqf1



397. Blatchford The Largest Planned Carbon Neutral Community in North America

“What we love about Blatchford is that all of the homes here are heated with renewable energy,” says Heather MacKenzie," of their home in the largest carbon neutral community in North America.
In Part 2 of our series on Blatchford Carbon Neutral Community we meet Heather and Justin, two of the early residents of this visionary community. 
Blatchford has a green building code, geo-exchange (geothermal) district heating and its located right in the heart of the city. 
Heather and Justin love the renewable energy heating, the downtown location of their home and the amazing amenities you would not expect in a downtown neighbourhood: a lake with wildlife, walking paths, green spaces, a pedestrian only street in front of their home, a playground, community garden and they really love that there is a light rail transit station right on site.
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398. Solar and Community Energizes Urban Living for Heather and Justin

Josh Culling was looking for a green home powered and heated by green energy in the heart of the city with plenty of green spaces. Sounds impossible? He found his new home in Blatchford, the largest planned carbon neutral community in North America. 
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Episode 399 - also see blog and video
https://greenenergyfutures.ca/episode/399-green-spaces-green-energy-green-homes-josh-blatchford


399. Green Spaces, Green Energy & Green Homes landed Josh in Blatchford Carbon Neutral Community

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