Insight
Canada expects $200B in renewables spending, but one bottleneck could hold it back
A market opportunity—on paper
Insight
Chemical spill panic at a U.S. solar factory? What’s really happening at Silfab Solar’s Fort Mill plant
A dispute over chemical incidents at Silfab Solar’s Fort Mill facility has sparked regulatory scrutiny and renewed community concerns about industrial activity near ...
Insight
Alberta hit a $70-million renewable energy jackpot—now it might all disappear
Alberta’s rural municipalities just hit a $70-million high from renewable-energy tax revenue, but the policies that once fueled that boom are now choking ...
Perspective
Ontario just erased its climate targets—Here’s why it matters
By erasing the legal framework that once held it to account, Ontario is trading measurable progress for political convenience—at a time when climate ...
Insight
Prince Edward Island’s bold new 10-year energy strategy could end dependence on imported power by 2035
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 ...
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Despite net-zero pledges, Canada’s top banks continue to favour fossil fuel financing
Canada’s major banks continue to finance fossil fuels at nearly double the rate of renewables, falling behind global peers and raising concerns about ...
Report and Analysis
Solar led new U.S. power capacity additions for 21 straight months
Solar has been the largest source of new generating capacity for 21 consecutive months, and renewables are projected to be nearly 40% of ...
Insight
Nova Scotia is planning a solar boom—here’s what you didn’t see coming
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 ...
Insight
Ontario’s Energy Plan mixes nuclear and rooftop solar — my full analysis
The plan, a first for the province, is a 25-year roadmap that combines nuclear, gas, and distributed energy like solar and storage to ...
Perspective
Alberta’s new reclamation rules make it too expensive to build solar or wind — let me explain
The Alberta government’s updated Code of Practice imposes the highest reclamation security costs in North America for renewable energy projects — a move ...
Insight
Alberta’s moratorium is over—but investors are still cancelling projects at an alarming rate
What Alberta faces now is not a shortage of resources or capital, but a crisis of confidence rooted in unpredictable policymaking.
Insight
Canada’s emissions are falling — why it doesn’t necessarily mean we’re on track
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 ...
