Springhill – Ropak Can Am Ltd Factory

Section: Nova Scotia

Ropak Can Am Ltd., a manufacturer of plastic packaging products, is using geothermal energy from floodwater in abandoned mines to provide heating and cooling at the company's facility in Springhill, Nova Scotia, Canada. Ropak is the first industrial site in Canada to demonstrate the economic and technical viability of this energy source.


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