By erasing the legal framework that once held it to account, Ontario is trading measurable progress for political convenience—at a time when climate ...

Prince Edward Island’s decade-long energy roadmap aims to boost on-Island wind and solar generation, modernize transmission systems, and protect consumers from rising energy ...

Canada’s major banks continue to finance fossil fuels at nearly double the rate of renewables, falling behind global peers and raising concerns about ...

Solar has been the largest source of new generating capacity for 21 consecutive months, and renewables are projected to be nearly 40% of ...

Nova Scotia Power’s latest 10-Year System Outlook reveals a sharp acceleration in solar deployment, projecting 10.4 MW of large-scale solar in 2025 and 100 MW ...

The plan, a first for the province, is a 25-year roadmap that combines nuclear, gas, and distributed energy like solar and storage to ...

The Alberta government’s updated Code of Practice imposes the highest reclamation security costs in North America for renewable energy projects — a move ...

What Alberta faces now is not a shortage of resources or capital, but a crisis of confidence rooted in unpredictable policymaking.

Canada's greenhouse gas emissions have decreased by 8.5% since 2005, but continued high emissions from the oil sands and disparities between provinces challenge ...

The IEA's latest Clean Energy Market Monitor highlights strong but uneven progress in clean energy deployment worldwide, with significant regional and technological disparities.

With rates ranging from less than 1% to nearly 300%, this move could have significant consequences for both domestic manufacturers and the push ...

BNEF estimates that, at the current pace, the world would miss its 2030 target by 13%, with 10.3TW of renewable energy capacity in ...