In the article, " P Squared to fund ongoing geothermal exploration work in BC, Canada"  written by Alexander Richter, founder of ThinkGeoEnergy; talks about P Squared Renewables Inc announcing it has acquired a $225,000 Bridge Loan facility with Borealis GeoPower Inc.

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The article "geothermal research and testing moving forward" written by Dianne St. Jean from The Valley Sentinel; talks about Borealis Geopower and its progress in research and testing towards the geothermal development in the village of Valemount.

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In the article "Drilling for Canoe Reach geothermal project in British Columbia could start this year" written by Alexander Richter from ThinkGeoEnergy talks about Borealis Geopower and its expected transaction with P Squared Renewables to be complete by September 2017. Borealis is currently in its exploration phase, but is ready to see drilling activities in the upcoming months.

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;In the article "Borealis to drill this year - Company looks to merge with investment firm" by Evan Matthews from the Rocky Mountain Goat newspaper; the article features Borealis Geopower talking about the current state of the its qualifying transaction between itself and P Squared Renewables. If completed, the transaction between Borealis and P Squared will signal to investors that its geothermal projects are ready to move forward.

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P Squared Renewables Inc. (TSXV: PSQ.P) announced that it has entered into a binding term sheet with Borealis GeoPower Inc. and the shareholders of Borealis, which sets out the material terms and conditions, pursuant to which the parties have agreed to complete a transaction that will result in Borealis becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of P Squared.
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SparX 2017 is hosting their Energy Innovation Theatre and B2B Pitch Competition in partner with the Global Petroleum Show to showcase energy technology innovation. Borealis GeoPower will be attending as one of the 16 finalists in the competition. Alison Thompson will be pitching at 12:10PM and Craig Dunn will be presenting geothermal energy at 1:30PM in the Clean Technology Zone of the BMO Centre in Stampede Park, Calgary, AB. Take the opportunity to listen to both Alison and Craig talk about geothermal energy and why its the next generation of energy and clean technology.
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The 2017 Global Petroleum Show is hosting a panel called “Connections to the Environment” which will be held on June 15th, 2017 at the Hyatt Regency in Calgary from 10:15am – 11:15am. Craig Dunn, founding partner at Borealis Geopower Inc. will be a panelist this year. Craig will be highlighting Borealis, geothermal energy, and our involvement with First Nations. Borealis believes that geothermal can be part of the clean energy revolution, because it is renewable, clean, and base load power. Come by and listen to Craig and the other panelist talk about our connection to the environment, and more importantly leaving a cleaner earth for future generations.
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In the article “Grown Here: It’s All in the Name” written by Cate Pedersen. The article features Krystine McInnes, CEO of Grown Here Farms. Grown Here is a producer of wholesome organic food and their mission is “To inspire you to reconnect with your food, your community, and to honour our planet.” They do not use pesticides or chemicals in their produce and are working towards a net-zero carbon footprint. As one of Borealis’ prospective customers, McInnes describes, “We have also collaborated with Borealis GeoPower for geothermal technologies so we can integrate to create fossil-free food growing models.” Borealis is proud to support businesses attain their zero carbon goals and make geothermal energy the cornerstone of a new energy system.
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“Acheron’s Breath” is a part of Three Ranges Brewing Company’s fantastic beer collection. The inspiration behind the label artwork was the amazing potential the Robson Valley has for geothermal energy! Three Ranges Brewing Company is a prospective heat and power customer of our “Sustainaville GeoPark.” If you are interested in participating in the Sustainaville project, feel free to contact us for more information.
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