A report suggests that the government funnel money to firms with the most growth potential so they can scale up operations
A new bill to change Canada’s energy project approval process is meeting resistance from politicians in oil country
Premier Rachel Notley pulled out of the federal carbon pricing plan after the Federal Court of Appeal overturned approval of the expansion project
The $117-million project, operated by Halagonia Tidal Energy Ltd., comes amid the uncertain future of another tidal energy project, the marquee Cape Sharp Tidal venture
The act was introduced in 2009 in a bid to grow the province’s solar and wind energy supply. Critics say scrapping it is largely symbolic, since Doug Ford’s government already ripped up 758 renewable energy contracts this summer
Alberta’s Greens aren’t against existing infrastructure, but want a moratorium on development of additional projects
While there is great uncertainty at this stage as to what, how large, and where tariffs will be imposed, one thing is certain: price adjustments will likely result
In a story published by La Presse, prominent environmentalist David Suzuki said the federal environment minister should resign due to the prime minister’s support of the fossil fuel industry
The Hanford nuclear site located along the Columbia River in Eastern Washington state produced up to 70 per cent of the plutonium for the U.S. nuclear arsenal since it was established in World War II
Kwispaa LNG Project proposed to be built at Sarita Bay off land owned by the Huu-ay-aht First Nations
