Geofirma provided hydrogeological and geoscience support for a proposed advanced compressed-air energy storage development in Ontario.
Hydrogeological and Geoscience Support for a Compressed Air Storage Project
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Geofirma provided hydrogeological and geoscience support for a proposed advanced compressed-air energy storage development in Ontario.
Geofirma provided a full-service assessment of geological carbon storage potential for a major industrial carbon emitter in southern Ontario.
Geofirma was retained by RockEng (formerly MDEng) to provide hydrogeological expertise in support of the geotechnical engineering design of a shaft at a large operating mine in central Mexico.
The NWMO is proposing to construct an underground facility for the management of low- and intermediate-level radioactive waste approximately 680 metres below the ground surface within the Paleozoic sedimentary bedrock of the Michigan basin (Cobourg formation) at the Bruce Nuclear site in Kincardine, Ontario.