Energy
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U.S. Energy Secretary Perry says he is resigning by year’s end
Perry’s long-rumoured departure comes as he is under scrutiny over the role he played in the president’s dealings with Ukraine
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Alberta legislation would unplug NDP plan to change electricity power market
The province will stay with the current energy-only system, where producers are paid for the spot price of electricity, rather than go with the capacity system that was set to take effect in 2021
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Dutch lighting company Signify buying Cooper from Eaton Corp
The two companies will tap into the growing market for professional lighting and increasing switch to LED lighting
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford to make announcement in Kenora, Ont.[WATCHED]
Ford is set to speak at a local electrical firm this afternoon alongside Greg Rickford, the minister of energy and northern development and mines
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Has tech made moving nukes safe enough? Depends whom you ask
Today, radioactive shipments are hauled in double-walled steel containers inside specialized trailers that undergo extensive testing and are tracked by GPS and real-time apps
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Saskatchewan launches call to build 300 megawatts of wind power capacity
The process will help the province quadruple its wind power when the successful project or projects come online in late 2023 or 2024
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Federal leaders face off in final debate of the election campaign
Whether and where to build pipelines was a key issue in the spirited two-hour debate
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Alberta to introduce bills on farm safety, greenhouse gas emissions [UPDATED]
Seventeen new bills will be introduced this fall, including new rules on farm safety and reducing large-scale greenhouse gas emissions
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Husky Energy to sell Prince George, B.C., oil refinery to Tidewater
The sale is part of Husky’s plan to focus on a series of physically linked assets in Western Canada
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‘Job intensive:’ Study says clean energy fast track to employment growth
Direct jobs from clean energy will grow at a rate of 3.4% a year between 2020 and 2030. That’s nearly four times the Canadian average
