Converting Earth’s Heat to Clean Energy

The Meager Creek Geothermal Project represents a significant opportunity to develop clean, renewable electricity from British Columbia’s geothermal resources. Located approximately 3.5 hours north of Vancouver in the Coast Mountains, within the unceded traditional territory of the Lil’wat Nation, the project is planning an initial 32 MW development with significant potential for future expansion and delivery of reliable, baseload power to the provincial electricity grid.

Meager Creek supports British Columbia’s growing energy needs, strengthens energy security, and creates opportunities for long-term economic development.


Events & News

2022 Slow Food Cycle Sunday

Our team was excited to participate in the 2022 Slow Food Cycle Sunday event. It was our introduction to the Pemberton community.

Thank you for the warm welcome & for your curiosity about our project.

Seequent Clean Energy Vlog

Thank you Seequent for featuring our project. Their Leapfrog software was used to create our 3D geothermal resource model. It is an honour to be featured.

You can read the full articles here & here

New Research at Meager Creek

The Geological Survey of Canada initiated new research at the Meager Creek geothermal project. The lessons learned there have broader implications for advancing geothermal in British Columbia. Read the report here.

Leaders in the Energy Transition

Our Team

We are a Canadian clean energy developer. Founded by experts in the energy sector who are committed to doing something to decarbonize our energy.

We want to be a part of the solution to benefit future generations and our planet. We are applying our expertise to developing sustainable energy projects that are safe, environmentally sound, and financially viable.

Project Partners

Thank you to our project partners for their expertise in exploration, drilling, & engineering.

Territorial Acknowledgement

The Meager Creek Development Corporation (MCDC) is honoured to be working on the unceded territory of the Lil’wat People and honours the language, culture, and history of the L’il’wa t7úl.

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