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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 ...
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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.
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War in the Middle East made the case for renewables. What’s happening in each country tells a harder story!
A global energy shock is exposing the fragility of fossil fuel dependence, accelerating interest in renewables while revealing how uneven and complex the ...
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Indigenous‑led renewable projects offer benefits that reach far beyond reducing carbon emissions
The Indigenous-led approaches studied provide a vehicle to support Indigenous communities and make progress toward the province’s decarbonization goals.
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The next-generation electric vehicles that could change the market in 2026
From a revived budget-friendly Bolt to Rivian’s highly anticipated R2 SUV, the electric vehicles arriving in 2026 highlight how automakers are refining EV ...
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Ontario’s proposed nuclear waste repository poses millennia-long ethical questions
Several countries, including Canada, have produced nuclear energy for decades; however, finding a permanent solution to nuclear waste has proven challenging.
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The solar boom has a dirty secret: How to avoid another mountain of waste that can’t be recycled
Designing panels for a circular future
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Alberta looks to repurpose abandoned wells as micro solar projects
Can micro solar farms turn oil and gas liabilities into clean power for nearly every home in the province?
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When the world’s largest battery plant burned, toxic metal fallout scattered for miles
The Moss Landing battery fire sent hazardous fumes and burnt battery debris across nearby communities.
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Renewables are overtaking fossil fuels, but one major obstacle could slow the shift
Renewable energy is now cheaper and healthier than fossil fuels, but high financing barriers and political delays still slow its global expansion.
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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 ...











