Amy Hancock

Alberta has seen a 49 percent jump in generating capacity of solar power over the last year. Last Thursday it hit a record of 5,001… Read More »Solar Power in Alberta Hits a Milestone

If you are the owner or operator of a large office tower, retail mall, or chain of stores, you have an important responsibility to reduce… Read More »Submetering: A Benefit to Everyone

Halloween has arrived and soon hoards of ghosts and goblins will be at your doorstep. There are some things you can do specifically on Halloween… Read More »Go Green this Halloween!

Alberta’s new Premier Jim Prentice has taken an active approach to Alberta’s energy issues. According to an article published in the Financial Post’s FP Comment… Read More »Switching to Renewable Energy – Weighing Opinions

We see a slightly tarnished halo. Deregulation has meant no real increase in electricity rates for homeowners and lower power costs for small and medium… Read More »Deregulation: Angel or Demon?

Cogeneration, also known as combined heat and power (CHP), is the process where a single fuel source is used to produce both electrical and thermal… Read More »Industrial Cogeneration in Alberta

The UN Secretary-General’s climate meeting took place this week in New York. Last week, a report from the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate… Read More »Climate Summit: All Nations Must Act

We Recommend: Natural Gas: Direct Energy REGULATED DERS. This is the default, no retailer rate. Electricity: If you are in Calgary, ATCO or Fortis wires… Read More »Residential Energy Rates in Alberta: What to Do? September 2014 Edition

Enmax fights order to rebate millions to consumers Enmax, a utility owned by the City of Calgary, is set to battle the Alberta Government in… Read More »Enmax vs. Alberta Government