IESO releases an interactive wind map for Ontario
Mapping the variable nature of wind and the amount of wind energy available throughout any given day in Ontario. Continue reading IESO releases an interactive wind map for Ontario
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Building Community Power Co-operatively
The Hamilton Halton Energy Awareness Team (HHEAT) presents Building Community Power Co-operatively! Continue reading Building Community Power Co-operatively
Free Solar Thermal GreenTech Webinar
Kingspan Solar Inc. will provide an overview of solar thermal hot water heating and their evacuated tube collector Thermomax. This will include how solar thermal works, typical applications, the business case for action and examples of local installations. Continue reading Free Solar Thermal GreenTech Webinar
OSEA asks WattsNEXT? for Green Energy
The Ontario Sustainable Energy Association (OSEA) introduces their WattsNEXT? video contest. Continue reading OSEA asks WattsNEXT? for Green Energy
Kids’ World of Energy Festival: Call for volunteers
The Kids’ World of Energy Festival brings together over 4000 students, youth, volunteers and families to engage with hands-on learning about renewable energy. Taking place at the Evergreen Brick Works, this festival will feature 3 curriculum-linked days designed specially for grade 5 and 6 classes, and 2 public days open to the community. Continue reading Kids’ World of Energy Festival: Call for volunteers
Ontario goes solar
The Ontario government has given approval for a California company to construct a massive solar “farm” near Sarnia that will … Continue reading Ontario goes solar
Nuclear Power No Solution to Climate Change
That is the conclusion of a major study of the environmental impacts, risks and sustainability of nuclear energy in Canada published today by the Pembina Institute.
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Alberta Announces Boost for Bioenergy but More Action Required
The Pembina Institute congratulates the Alberta government for its recent announcement to commit $239 million over the next five years to strengthen and expand the province’s bioenergy sector.
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