Borealis is proud to be recognized for its leadership in clean energy
Borealis has earned several important distinctions and awards in the energy sector.
2023 Purposeful 50
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In April 2023, Borealis CEO Alison Thompson was named among Actual Agency's 2023 Purposeful 50, a list recognizing exceptional leaders and influencers in sustainability, corporate purpose, and ESG. This prestigious accolade highlights individuals who drive measurable impact in areas such as social progress, environmental protection, and inclusion.
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2022 Best for the World
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In July 2022, B Labs awarded Borealis the title "Best for the World 2022."
Best of the World means that a company places in the top 5% in the 5 B Impact Assessment areas (community, customers, environment, governance, and team-mates) worldwide. |
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2021 APEGA nominee for the Engineers Canada Gold Medal Award
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APEGA nominated our CEO, Alison Thompson, for the Engineers Canada Gold Medal Award.
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2020 Centennial Leadership Award
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APEGA awarded Alison Thompson with the Centennial Leadership Award. This award was earned for her business leadership in clean energy. Alison's commitment to geothermal has led to the removal of significant regulatory barriers. This has paved the way for future generations.
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2020 Clean50
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Kitselas Geothermal and Borealis earned a Clean50 Award, based on outstanding contributions to clean capitalism. Borealis set the regulatory path for other geothermal companies to follow.
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2020 Future of Good – Canada’s Top 100 Recovery Projects
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In 2020, Future of Good released the Top 100 Recovery Projects list. This list recognized two of Borealis’ geothermal projects, Fuel for Reconciliation and Sustainaville, for their United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs).
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2020 Foresight - Transformation Advocate Award
Borealis earned Foresight’s Transformative Advocate Award for outstanding geothermal innovation. Cleantech can and will transform the industry. "A transformative advocate knows and uses their corporation’s influence to move the entire B.C. province toward a healthy and sustainable future," says Foresight.
2020 Foresight - Technology Acceleration Program - Best Pitch
Borealis' Chief Technology Officer, Tim Thompson, won Foresight’s Technology Acceleration pitch competition for the Fuel for Reconciliation project. More information on the project can be found here.
2019 Women in Geothermal/Seequent — Global Visibility ScholarshipIn 2019, Borealis' Dr. Megan Eyre received the Visibility Scholarship for her contribution to the Fuel for Reconciliation project. Dr. Eyre earned her award for research using drones for thermal infrared and magnetic surveys.
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Equal by 30
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The Clean Energy Ministerial and International Energy Agency recognized Borealis for its achievements within the Equal by 30 program. Equal by 30 is a worldwide initiative to promote equity and close the gender gap in clean energy by 2030. We pride ourselves in giving women the opportunity to grow in the clean energy industry
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CIRI Belle Mulligan Award for Leadership
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Borealis' CEO, Alison Thompson, was the first recipient of the Canadian Investor Relations Institute's (CIRI) Belle Mulligan Award for Leadership in Investor Relations. This award, dedicated to the memory of Belle Mulligan, is bestowed upon professionals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership in one or multiple facets of investor relations practice.
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