The Alberta government tabled legislation that would allow utility companies to blend hydrogen with their natural gas supply for home and commercial heating. “Hydrogen presents… Read More »Alberta government wants to blend hydrogen with natural gas for home and commercial heating
Here is some positive news! For the first time, energy sources that don’t emit greenhouse gases, like renewables and nuclear power, generated more than 40%… Read More »Renewables and nuclear generated more than 40% of global electrity demand, report finds
According to the Canadian Renewable Energy Association, Canada deployed 314 MW of solar power in 2024. That means Canada’s solar energy capacity has grown by… Read More »Canada installed 314 MW of solar in 2024
An Alberta First Nation is launching the Tilley Solar Project, a bold project comprising 70,000 photovoltaic panels. This solar field will produce enough clean, renewable… Read More »Alberta First Nation takes the lead on a large-scale solar farm
International consultants Wood Mackenzie released a report that argued the plan for transitioning to clean, renewable energy sources doesn’t consider the complexities of energy supply… Read More »Report Shows Challenges for Low Carbon Power Transition
Indigenous leaders put forward a new vision for switching to renewable energy sources that will benefit rural and remote communities in BC and Canada. Last… Read More »Supporting remote Indigenous communities with renewable energy transition
A release from Environment and Climate Change Canada said reliable, affordable, and clean energy is the backbone of a strong economy. Over 80% of Canada’s… Read More »Federal government invests $265 million in Saskatchewan’s clean energy projects
Last week, the National Wah-ila-toos Indigenous Council published a report called “Kinship and Prosperity: Proven Solutions for a Clean Energy Landscape.” It outlines guidelines for… Read More »Wah-ila-toos National Indigenous Council Publishes a Report: Kinship and Prosperity: Proven Solutions for a Clean Energy Landscape
It has been over eight months since the Alberta government lifted its moratorium on developing new renewable energy projects in the province. Unfortunately, the investment… Read More »Alberta’s stance on renewables has pushed projects out of the province
The Alberta government is proposing additional restrictions on renewable energy, including wind and solar farms. These restrictions prevent renewable energy projects within 35 km of… Read More »Alberta proposes additional restrictions on renewable energy