Project Updates.
Kitselas Geothermal is a majority owned First Nations company that has been advancing the project for close to 10 years with exploration and permitting support from Borealis Geothermal. Using results from recently completed field work, the project is now moving towards development. This will be a first of its kind project for Canada and is modelled after a Maori approach to geothermal energy development in New Zealand.
 
We believe that Industrial Decarbonization is possible using renewable, geothermal heat that can be connected to customers via a hot water line. Geothermal energy can replace fossil fuels that are burned to create heat. The use of geothermal energy would lower greenhouse gas emissions and improve regional air quality by reducing air pollutants such as Particulate Matter (PM), Nitrogen Oxides (NOx), and Sulphur Oxides (SOx) that are released into the airshed when hydrocarbons are combusted.

Frequently Asked Questions. (FAQs)

FAQs from the March 16, 2023 Open House coming soon.
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CONTACT
INFO@KITSELASGEO.CA
Kitselas Geothermal Inc.
4562-J QUEENSWAY DRIVE
TERRACE, BC  V8G 3X6
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DISCLAIMER:
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. Use of these terms by Kitselas Geothermal Inc. follows the legal definition of the term ‘geothermal resource’ and any other legal definitions as found in British Columbia’s Geothermal Resources Act, RSBC 1996, c 171 and its associated regulations.