In mid-June, Stephanie Aquilina received her Bachelor of Environmental Studies in Geography during UW’s graduation ceremonies. She is now working … Continue reading From high heels to work boots

Students find that reducing electricity use and GHG emissions is good for environmental health Continue reading Student Energy Challenge

University of Western Ontario student proposes system that would enable large energy users to switch between energy sources, saving them … Continue reading Keeping a finger on the pulse of energy costs

Queen’s University student creates a programme to help elementary environment clubs focus more on concerns about environmental protection and energy … Continue reading Creating an environment of learning

Campaign Conserve proposal targets Grade 5 students, making them part of the overall effort to conserve energy while encouraging them … Continue reading Supporting the future of energy efficiency

Making the right choices in lighting design, equipment and maintenance will save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions Continue reading Lighting the way to better energy management

Ryerson University architectural students show it’s possible Continue reading Recognizing a window of opportunity

Three University of Waterloo engineering students come up with an easy-to-use system to control where you want the heat to … Continue reading Proof that there’s always room for improvement

Inspired by Ontario’s massive blackout of 2003, a University of Waterloo student has generated a study that promotes the advantages … Continue reading An idea is born in the darkness

Students put their skills to work to help engineers retrieve vital data from a catalytic distillation column pilot plant at … Continue reading Improving the effectiveness of a pilot plant

By studying the behaviour of students at University of Toronto’s Trinity College, two students hope to bring about sustained reductions … Continue reading Changing behaviour to reduce energy use

Recognizing that the demand for concrete in today’s expanding world will continue to rise, two University of Toronto students study … Continue reading A world of concrete, a world of problems