The Ontario Geothermal Association
The Ontario Geothermal Association is a not-for-profit corporation helping to advance Ontario’s geothermal energy industry. We link consumers and government with geothermal energy system designers, drillers, installers, equipment manufacturers and distributors. We voice the province’s interests for a greener, cleaner and self sustainable energy source, high standards, assurance and public protection.
OGA Conference 2011
Attend the OGA's 2nd Annual Conference - November 3 & 4, 2001 in King City, Ontario.
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Ground Source Heating and Cooling Symposium
The Toronto Conservation Authority is holding a one-day Ground Source Heating and Cooling Symposium, November 3, at the Kortright Centre, Vaughan, Ontario.
This workshop is geared toward system designers, installers, architects, consultants, municipal staff, building owners and anyone interested in learning more about ground source heating and cooling systems. Participants will ...
OGA Launches Demo of New Geothermal Energy Maps of Ontario
The Ontario Geothermal Association has released a beta demo-version of a new mapping system that will be used to showcase geothermal energy resources in Ontario. The innovative mapping technology is being developed by the OGA to raise the profile of geothermal energy in the Province at a critical time in the growth of the industry.
OGA responds to Federal Budget regarding geothermal
Good news for the Ontario residential geothermal industry.
The June 6, 2011 budget has reinstated the ecoENERGY Program in the Next Phase of Canada's Economic Action Plan. Funding and tax measures that will support growth of the Ontario geothermal industry include:
Re-Instatement of ecoENERGY Retrofit-Homes Program
Budget 2011 includes an investment of ...
OGA Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Provincial Geothermal Associations to launch cooperative relationship
Information sharing, leveraged stakeholder value and joint initiatives to be hallmark
The Provincial Geothermal / Geoexchange Associations of Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta and British Columbia entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with one another on March 1, 2010. The MOU formalizes an intent to foster a coordinated approach to information sharing, education and ...
HRAI ethanol advisory note
The the HRAI has issued a new advisory note.
BC Inventor Wins Manning Innovation Award for Speedy Sonic Drill
Sonic Drill Makes Waves with Environmental Applications
CALGARY, AB - (September 8, 2010) Ray Roussy, a mechanical engineer from Surrey, BC, will take home a coveted $10,000 Innovation Award from the Ernest C. Manning Awards Foundation for developing one of the fastest drilling systems in the world. Roussy's sonic drilling technology, which he began ...