Perspective
Montreal Olympic Park Opens Quebec’s First Fully Solar-Powered Public Space
Montreal’s Olympic Park has opened Espace solaire, a permanent outdoor workspace powered entirely by solar energy and equipped with battery storage, Wi-Fi, outlets ...
Perspective
Alberta’s renewable energy deals have collapsed 99%. What happens next?
Only 38 MW of new solar capacity was added, the lowest annual growth since 2019.
Insight
British Columbia bans door-to-door solar sales. But there is still one glaring loophole
New consumer-protection rules will make prohibited door-to-door solar contracts unenforceable and restrict seller-arranged financing.
Insight
Ontario battery storage projects secure financing as energy storage investment accelerates
400 MW / 1,600 MWh of battery storage capacity
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Nova Scotia’s latest DER Roadmap opens the door to new distributed energy markets
What the report proposes, and what it does not
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Quebec unveils first long-term energy plan, targeting 77% renewable energy by 2050
The province's first integrated energy resource plan calls for up to 25 GW of wind, 5 GW of solar, and major investments to ...
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One of Canada’s largest solar projects secures $15 million federal investment as construction begins
The 100-MW Turning Sun Solar Project in Saskatchewan has officially entered construction
Press Release
Canada invests over $4.5M in solar and other clean energy projects across British Columbia
Federal funding supports Indigenous-led renewable energy projects, energy security and economic resilience in rural and remote communities
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New Brunswick’s proposed net-metering overhaul sparks industry backlash
Proposed changes to NB Power’s net-metering rules, including lower export credits and a controversial new demand charge, are raising concerns that New Brunswick ...
Insight
Canada expects $200B in renewables spending, but one bottleneck could hold it back
A market opportunity—on paper
Insight
Nova Scotia businesses accelerate solar adoption as economics and policy finally align
Nova Scotia’s commercial sector rapidly expanded its solar capacity in 2025, driven by policy changes, tax incentives, and rising energy costs, positioning solar ...
