 Did you know that geothermal energy can be used for a wide variety of applications all the while being clean, sustainable, widely available, renewable, and 'always on'? Check out this fantastic infographic to learn more! Created by the University of North Dakota Geothermal Vision team for the U.S. Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy's Geothermal Design Challenge Fall 2020, this was the winning entry. Congratulations to the University of North Dakota Geothermal Vision team! The full resolution infographic can be found, below. 
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The term “geothermal resource” and any other associated terms including but not limited to “geothermal reservoir” and “geothermal energy” generally describe heat or a reservoir of heat that exists at depth in the subsurface of the Earth. Any use of these terms by Kitselas Geothermal Inc. is not meant to follow the formal legal definition of the term ‘geothermal resource’ or any other legal definitions as found in British Columbia’s Geothermal Resources Act, RSBC 1996, c 171 and its associated regulations.