TransAlta is on track to reduce its emissions by more than 70 percent from 2005 levels by the end of 2022.

The project was completed in the Canadian province of Alberta.

The photovoltaic plant is located in Southern Alberta's Taber county.

The 1,830-kilowatt solar array—made up of 4,574 panels—will offset more than 1,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions each year

For the Alberta solar market, parallels between Jason Kenney and Ontario’s Doug Ford are evident. This troubling similarity is their anti-renewable energy sentiment.

Developing solar energy capacity within the prairie provinces of Canada is critical in helping accelerate adoption, increase national solar capacity, and achieving the ...

This industry insight is a review and analysis of the Alberta solar industry. It examines future industry growth and capacity potential in the ...

The Alberta government is promoting greener energy by providing more flexible rules about how Albertans can generate their own electricity.