Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Geothermal energy uses the steady temperature underground to help heat buildings in winter and cool them in summer, without burning fossil fuels.
At Loyola Campus, engineers are testing the soil to see whether this renewable energy source could support a future low-carbon energy system as part of Concordia’s PLAN/NET-ZERØ initiative.
Geothermal energy uses the steady temperature underground to help heat buildings in winter and cool them in summer, without burning fossil fuels.
At Loyola Campus, engineers are testing the soil to see whether this renewable energy source could support a future low-carbon energy system as part of Concordia’s PLAN/NET-ZERØ initiative.

