By Cam Mitchell Solution 105 Consulting Ltd. “End of winter in sight?” Spring is just around the corner, but winter is still giving us one… Read More »Residential Energy Rates in Alberta: What to Do? March 2017 Edition
By Cam Mitchell Solution 105 Consulting Ltd. “FEBRUARY BLUES” Winter is in full swing… or is it? Pretty blue skies today and warm weather! Things… Read More »Residential Energy Rates in Alberta: What to Do? February 2017 Edition
No hoax. No question. 2016 was the hottest year on record. For the third year in a row, the global temperature was hotter than the… Read More »I’m going to miss you Barrier Reef
By Cam Mitchell Solution 105 Consulting Ltd. Happy New Year! 2017 has arrived…but not a lot has changed in the energy commodity markets. Sure, we… Read More »Residential Energy Rates in Alberta: What to Do? January 2017 Edition
Residential Energy Rates in Alberta: What to Do? December 2016 Edition By Cam Mitchell Solution 105 Consulting Ltd. “Winter is here!” Seems like it’s time… Read More »Residential Energy Rates in Alberta: What to Do? December 2016 Edition
The Profit Guide has ranked Edmonton, Alberta number two in the list of Canada’s best places for business in 2016. We are proud to live… Read More »Edmonton Ranked 2nd Best Place in Canada for Business
Residential Energy Rates in Alberta: What to Do? November 2016 Edition By Cam Mitchell Solution 105 Consulting Ltd. “Trick or Treat!” For electricity users, the energy… Read More »Residential Energy Rates in Alberta: What to Do? November 2016
Residential Energy Rates in Alberta: What to Do? October 2016 Edition By Cam Mitchell Solution 105 Consulting Ltd. “Are those Snowflakes?” Unlike Alberta’s weather, the energy… Read More »Residential Energy Rates in Alberta: What to Do? October 2016
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently announced that there would be a national “floor price” on carbon emissions. This would require all provinces and territories to… Read More »Federal Government Announces “Floor Price” on Carbon Emissions
Back in 2012, the City of Edmonton announced plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50 percent by the year 2020. Journalist Paula Simons wrote… Read More »Is Edmonton’s greenhouse gas strategy ‘full of hot air’?