Video – Clarke Lake Geothermal Project, BC/ Canada
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Video snapshot, Clarke Lake project A nice video has been shared by the Fort Nelson First Nation introducing the Deh Tai’s Clarke Lake Geothermal Project in British Columbia, Canada.
The 7-15 MW Deh Tai’s Clarke Lake Geothermal Project by the Fort Nelson First Nation in British Columbia is pushing ahead after financing was secured earlier this year.
Following an update by the drilling company Akita Drilling on activities in the first quarter of 2021, we learned that the company has commenced operating at the Clarke Lake project site near Fort Nelson, the company’s first geothermal project, closely linked to local First Nations groups and the joint venture partners of Akita Drilling.
Looking for news on the status we stumbled across this great video introducing this project, which gives a great insight into the background and
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