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Thursday, September 24, 2026

Canada's New Invention Could Replace Oil Forever






Not quite of course, but you do need to watch this item. What is happening is huge.

We have always known that if you drill deep enough, that the rock is hot.  what these guys are doing is drilling deep and then running laterals to meet another well doing the same thing.  They did it sucessfully six times.  WOW!

Now what this means it has become possible to enter a deep hot dry formation  with a complex closed loop system that brings hot fluids to the surface continously forever..  Our civilization needs two types of energy.  One obviously is electrical potential.  This is a lousy way to produce heat which is the other form we need lots of.

now imagine pumping hot water throughout New York and making every home warm forever.  We do this in downtown Vancouver even if the actual energy source is natural gas.  My point is that this approach is ideal for every town and city. and potentialkly local.

and yes a rankin cycle engine can draw off that heat to produce electrical power as well.

what is huge is the serious industry and money behind it.  they think they can make it work.   i have studied this for decades and this was a serious maybe ,but now we will know.

now imagine drilling such wells into the James Bay lowland to heat living complexes and greenhouse complexes.



Canada's New Invention Could Replace Oil Forever

For over a century, oil has powered modern civilization. From transportation to plastics, heating to manufacturing, it has fueled economic growth, shaped geopolitics, and become deeply embedded in nearly every aspect of daily life. Yet this finite resource has its drawbacks. It drives climate change, creates geopolitical tension, fluctuates wildly in price, and will eventually run out. Now, Canadian researchers are exploring alternatives that could challenge oil's dominance—technologies designed to replace its many roles without the environmental cost. In this video, we explore the science behind these potential replacements and what it would take to scale them beyond the laboratory. With vast renewable energy potential, advanced research institutions, and pressure to reduce emissions, could Canada help reshape how the world powers itself? 



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