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About the Authors Peggy Holroyd Peggy has worked with the Pembina Institute since 2004. As Director of Pembina's Arctic Energy Solutions and Interim Director of Public Sector Services Group she is responsible for substantial project development and management, client relations and staff supervision and mentoring. Peggy is an environmental scientist and works with First Nations, government and companies on a variety of projects related energy and the environment. Peggy has completed projects on renewable energy and energy efficiency, climate change, thresholds-based management of cumulative effects, land and resource use cumulative impact modeling, corporate environmental responsibility, environmental externalities and socio-economic effects associated with energy projects. She has worked in public affairs, community development and education. Peggy holds a Master's in Environmental Design and BA in International Development from the University of Calgary with a specialization in northern planning and development from the Arctic Institute of North America. Jennifer Dagg Jennifer has worked with the Pembina Institute since January 2010 in the Yellowknife office. Her work involves research and analysis regarding renewable energy options and climate change in northern environments, and facilitation and logistics of workshops and conferences. Jennifer has experience in Arctic ecology and environmental education from northern Manitoba, Northwest Territories and Yukon Territory. Prior to working at Pembina, Jennifer worked for Parks Canada and the Grand River Conservation Authority. Jennifer has extensively studied the terrestrial carbon cycle throughout her B.Sc. in Environmental Science at the University of Guelph and M.Sc. at Trent University, where her research focused on the effects of climate change on the carbon cycle in tundra vegetation in the Northwest Territories. Acknowledgements Financial support for this project was provided in part by the Energy Conservation Fund of the Government of the Northwest Territories, Department of Environment and Natural Resources. The Pembina Institute wishes to thank Alison Thompson of the Canadian Geothermal Energy Association for her contribution to the development of this report. Thank you to Tim Weis and Dave Lovekin of the Pembina Institute, Tim Thompson of Borealis GeoPower and Jonas Ketilsson of the National Energy Authority of Iceland for their contributions in reviewing and commenting on report drafts. Thank you to the individuals who were willing to be interviewed for this report: Craig Dunn, Borealis GeoPower; Tim Thompson, Borealis GeoPower; Jim Lawless, New Zealand; Mory Ghomshei, University of British Columbia; Alan Jessop, formerly Geological Survey of Canada; Gary Thompson, Sierra Geothermal Power Corp. Molten Power; Tim Sadlier- Brown, Sadlier–Brown Associates; Barry Goldstein, Primary Industries and Resources, South Australia; Kermit Witherbee, U.S. Bureau of Land Management; Chris Bromley, GNS Science, The Pembina Institute iii Building a regulatory framework for geothermal development in the NWTPDF Image | geothermal energy development in the NWT
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