DEEP Earth Energy Production Corp.

Planned expansion of geothermal capacity to 100 MW with associated greenhouse development in Saskatchewan's southeast region, following successful completion of the initial 20 MW facility.

Canada's first geothermal energy pilot plant utilizing a deep aquifer resource in Saskatchewan. The facility will demonstrate the viability of geothermal power generation using new earthquake-safe drilling technology and existing oil industry data to reduce costs.

Canada's first deep geothermal power generation project, drilling 3,500 meters to access hot aquifer water in the Deadwood Formation near Torquay, Saskatchewan. The 5 MW facility will generate electricity and offset carbon emissions.

Renewable energy source that experienced increased production in 2010 alongside solar and wind.

Capture and use of natural gas that would otherwise be burned off (flared) at oil production facilities to generate electricity for the geothermal plant.

New drilling technology employed by Deep Earth Energy Corporation to safely access geothermal resources without triggering seismic activity.

Saskatchewan

Planned expansion of geothermal capacity to 100 MW with associated greenhouse development in Saskatchewan's southeast region, following successful completion of the initial 20 MW facility.

Canada's first geothermal energy pilot plant utilizing a deep aquifer resource in Saskatchewan. The facility will demonstrate the viability of geothermal power generation using new earthquake-safe drilling technology and existing oil industry data to reduce costs.

Canada's first deep geothermal power generation project, drilling 3,500 meters to access hot aquifer water in the Deadwood Formation near Torquay, Saskatchewan. The 5 MW facility will generate electricity and offset carbon emissions.