Tyler Choi

GUEST SUBMISSION: Canada is at a pivotal moment in its energy transition. The federal government is preparing to release an updated National Electricity Strategy , and provinces are simultaneously revisiting their own approaches to grid planning, electrification and data centre development.

As Indigenous involvement in the Canadian renewables sector is becoming more commonplace, panellists at Clean Power Finance Canada laid out how to gain the approval of First Nations communities for clean energy projects.

QIMC-CN ) and Lambton College are jointly developing a hydrogen-powered modular energy system to power data centres, with the aim of producing low-carbon electricity for artificial intelligence (AI) applications.

The ongoing transition to an electric fleet has led to happier employees and clients for Montreal-based Strathmore Commercial Landscape Management . But it has also demanded a rethinking of its operations, including how to contend with the challenges of winter weather.

Companies both domestic and foreign are scouring the remote wilderness of Canada for the chance to pull a natural resource from the ground that has the potential to reshape major industries: hydrogen.

TD Bank Group TD-T ) will purchase over 18,000 carbon removal credits from Deep Sky in a 10-year offtake agreement to offset a portion of its climate-warming emissions.

Marketing should emphasize the economic and social benefits of climate initiatives, and not only focus on addressing the grim tale of rising global temperatures, a panel at

Prime Minister Mark Carney has made ambitious energy and infrastructure projects a cornerstone of his nation-building agenda. Panels at Toronto Climate Week (TOCW) laid out how this can be achieved with Indigenous interests, nature and decarbonization in mind.

MAX Power Mining Corp. MAXX-CN ) has announced an agreement to sell interests in its lithium-focused subsidiary to its U.S. business Homeland Critical Minerals Corp., allowing MAX to concentrate on natural hydrogen exploration and development.

The chemicals industry is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Burnaby, B.C.-based Anodyne Chemistries has a plan to address this with a bioelectric process that opens up low-carbon chemicals production.