Developing Geothermal Resources
To Meet the Increasing Energy Needs with Sustainable, Clean and Renewable Energy.
About DEEP
DEEP is a Saskatchewan privately held corporation with a mission to develop Saskatchewan’s geothermal resources for power generation. DEEP’s vision is to be a producer of secure, stable and sustainable energy.DEEP is developing a unique geothermal (or earth heat) power facility in southern Saskatchewan. This project will establish the first geothermal power facility in Canada.DEEP will harness high-quality geothermal resources with existing drilling and power generation technologies to establish a long-term renewable baseload (24 hours a day, 365 days a year) power supply. DEEP’s long-term goal is to develop 100s of megawatts (MW) of baseload power facilities from small, scalable and repeatable 5-20 MW power plants, each which could power up to 5,000 households.
Project Highlights
Project Partners
DEEP’s project is located in Southeastern Saskatchewan, a few miles north of the US border near the city of Estevan. Analysis of thousands of public well records revealed the presence of a vast, “pancake-like’ Hot Sedimentary Aquifer (HAS) in the Williston Basin. To reach the hot aquifer, DEEP is using conventional drilling to drill the longest well ever drilled in the province (3,500 metres) and power generating technology, which is well established around the world. This project is unique because DEEP is pairing these established technologies with a deep hot aquifer. DEEP is mining heat to produce sustainable, renewable power.
How are Geothermal Resources Produced?
Power Generation
Accessing the Earth’s internal heat requires a medium to carry that energy to the surface where it can be harvested and used in geothermal power plants. The most abundant and common medium used to bring geothermal heat up…
Turbine Systems
The binary cycle is the most common application of a binary cycle turbine geothermal power plant because it is designed for low-temperature geothermal resources (lower than 150 ºC) which constitute the majority of those available…
Uses of Geothermal Energy
Hot water produced from geothermal reservoirs can also be used in applications other than direct power production. Some of these applications include:
Space heating, district heating and cooling processes;
Hot springs and spas;
Aquaculture;
Greenhouses; and
Industrial processes such as:
Mining industry;
Augmentation of existing power generation plants;
Seed and grain drying.
Benefits of Geothermal
Baseload Power
Environmental Benefits
Economic Benefits
Latest News
DEEP ANNOUNCES PRIVATE PLACEMENT OFFERING
DEEP Earth Energy Production Corp. (the “Corporation” or “DEEP”) is pleased to announce a private placement for subscription up to a maximum of $5,000,000 or 10,000,000 share units. Each unit is comprised of one (1) Class “A” common voting share of the...
read moreDEEP SUCCESSFULLY SECURES MINERAL RIGHTS FOR BRINES & IS COMMENCING WITH SPRING/SUMMER TESTING AND DRILLING PROGRAM
DEEP Earth Energy Production Corp. (the “Corporation” or “DEEP”) is pleased to announce that it has successfully acquired mineral rights in a Saskatchewan Subsurface Mineral Crown Disposition Public Offering. DEEP posted and acquired a single subsurface...
read morePrime Minister announces support for Canada’s first geothermal power facility
The Government of Canada is taking strong steps to protect the environment and grow the economy, while creating good, middle class jobs and more opportunities for Canadians. The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced support for a new geothermal...
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