TORONTO, Ontario — February 12, 2026 — Leads & Copy — Diverso Energy, a Canadian geothermal energy infrastructure provider, is expanding its presence across the Greater Toronto Area through partnerships with real estate developers. Recent projects include collaborations with Greenwin, KingSett Capital, and Tridel at 50 Wilson Heights Boulevard, as well as with The Daniels Corporation at Oakville Yards. Diverso Energy says they are the only fully vertically integrated geothermal utility company in North America.
Tim Weber, CEO of Diverso Energy, stated that geothermal energy has become a mainstream consideration for large developments. He added that developers seek partners with a business model that understands construction, schedules, and building performance.
As geothermal infrastructure integrates into residential projects, developers are focusing on execution risk and accountability, especially for systems impacting building performance and economics.
Kevin Green, President and CEO of Greenwin, said that they are excited about the impact of this technology. He also stated that Diverso has been a collaborative partner.
Jeff Thomas, Group Head, Development at KingSett Capital, stated that sustainability remains a core value for KingSett and that they are pleased to work with Greenwin to implement sustainable strategies.
Diverso anticipates that partnerships with developers, such as the joint venture with Mattamy Homes, will support its growth strategy. The company has also added four specialized rigs to its drilling fleet to meet anticipated demand.
Diverso Energy offers a geoexchange utility model for various buildings. It designs, builds, owns, and operates geoexchange utility systems, aiming to provide the benefits of geothermal energy without financial or operating risks. The company says it has helped hundreds of clients in transitioning to electrified buildings.
Source: Diverso Energy
