March 22, 2012In less than a decade, Ontario has brought more than 9,000 MW of new and re-furbished clean energy online which is expected to produce enough electricity each year to power both Ottawa and Toronto.
March 21, 2012Can you place a value on the impact to the atmosphere from industrial activity? Or determine the cost to wetlands and forests loss due to residential home construction? A professor at Simon Fraser University says we can, and we should.
March 21, 2012The annual global energy outlook released by the Paris-based International Energy Agency (IEA) is a timely, if sobering, reminder of the enduring place of fossil fuels in the overall energy mix.
March 21, 2012Canadian clean tech entrepreneurs and innovators have less than a month to submit proposals to Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) in the latest call for funding applications.
March 20, 2012A recent study on why mainstream consumers weren't buying into the green movement found the majority of consumers were willing to act sustainably but the incentives simply weren't motivating.
March 19, 2012The one-person, basement dwelling corporate environmental department may soon be heading to a corner office – with a staff.
February 05, 2012While the energy service company (ESCO) industry has been active for approximately 30 years, it continues to evolve in response to business opportunities and economic trends.
February 05, 2012Faced with a potential shortage of 61,500 skilled workers to fill the over 350,000 new jobs expected by 2020, the British Columbia government intends to expand its Training Tax Credit program.
January 27, 2012A new study has proposed a method to place monetary value on green infrastructure at both a project and regional scale.
January 20, 2012Here’s a list of some top trends that will help accelerate growth in the residential market, as compiled by the Earth Advantage Institute.
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