Quebec City, QC – The Canadian Geothermal Students' Days are back for their 5th edition, set to take place from September 4-9, 2024, at the Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS - ETE) in Quebec City. This national conference brings together students, researchers, industry professionals, and geothermal energy advocates to explore the latest advancements in geothermal knowledge and technology, with a strong focus on Canada's energy transition.

The event will feature a diverse lineup of activities, including site visits, keynote presentations, student talks, industry panels, and networking sessions, providing participants with a comprehensive understanding of the current landscape and future potential of geothermal energy in Canada. Keynote speakers include Peter Massie, Director of the Geothermal Energy Office at the Cascade Institute, Dr. Alan Bischoff, Senior Geothermal Scientist at the Geological Survey of Finland, and Nathalie Tremblay, President of Marmott Énergies.

This year's conference is expected to attract participants from leading institutions across Canada and beyond, including Yukon University, University of Alberta, and McGill University, as well as international representatives from Germany and Colombia.

In addition to the educational sessions, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a guided tour of the geothermal system at the National Assembly of Quebec, engage in mentorship activities, and enjoy social events designed to foster connections among the next generation of geothermal professionals.

With the increasing importance of sustainable energy solutions, the 5th Annual Canadian Geothermal Students' Days serve as a crucial platform for sharing knowledge, exploring new technologies, and inspiring the development of innovative geothermal solutions.

For more information and to register for the event, please visit Canadian Geothermal.