Myriam Proulx

Myriam is a master’s student in urban studies at INRS, and she holds a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies from the Université de Sherbrooke. Her thesis focuses on shared geothermal energy projects in urban areas and more specifically on the processes that influence their implementation. Under the supervision of Sophie L. Van Neste, this thesis is part of the Aquifroid research project on the potential of open-loop geothermal energy in Canada, directed by Professor Jasmin Raymond of the Water, Land and Environment Centre of INRS.

Motivations for ‘community’ geothermal energy initiatives in Montreal

Proulx, Myriam and Van Neste, Sophie L. Motivations for ‘community’ geothermal energy initiatives in Montreal, Accepted with modification in Local energy communities, Routledge, edited by Debizet, Gilles, Pappalardo, Marta and Frédéric Wurtz.
Summary of the Atelier Lachine-Est Mobility working group

(2020). A collaboration of Concert’Action Lachine and Labo Climat Montréal. (Alice Bonneau, Michel Rochefort, Sophie L. Van Neste, Myriam Grondin) https://www.concertactionlachine.com/gr-travail-thematiques
Summary of the Atelier Lachine-Est Ecological Innovations working group

(2020) A collaboration of Concert'Action Lachine and Labo Climat Montréal (Alice Bonneau, Sophie L. Van Neste, Myriam Grondin). https://www.concertactionlachine.com/gr-travail-thematiques
Shared geothermal energy projects in Montreal: the importance of pre-existing collective action spaces

Proulx, M. et Van Neste, S. L. 2022. Shared geothermal energy projects in Montreal: the importance of pre-existing collective action spaces. In Local energy communities : practices, regulation, cooperation and decision support tools in fully electrified areas, Ed. Debizet, G, Papparlardo, M andWurtz, F. Routledge, p.49-66.

Urban Geothermal Energy in Canada