CAMPAIGN: The Power of Cleantech (2019)
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The Power of Cleantech
Read about Canada’s key players in cleantech innovation: renewable energy, electric vehicles, and the leaders fighting for a brighter, cleaner future.
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Stretching Our Carbon Budget with Nuclear Power
Given how short our timeline is, nuclear power offers a practical way ahead, and it’s already doing a lot to keep carbon out of our atmosphere.
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Are We Missing the Bigger Energy Picture?
Canada: let’s talk energy, but let’s talk about the whole energy picture — because a strong clean energy sector is a strong energy future.
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The Evolution of Electric Vehicle Charging in Canada
Whether it's for your home life or your business, the decision to implement an electric vehicle charging station requires careful planning.
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The Future of Transportation is Electric Vehicles
By 2030, electric vehicles are expected to represent 30% of sales of light duty vehicles, 55% of buses and 13% of heavy-duty vehicles.
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How EVs and Renewable Energy Bring Out the Best in Each Other
As electric vehicles evolve, a comprehensive charging infrastructure will help create value from the significant amount of time cars are parked.
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How Canada Can Capitalize on a Trillion-Dollar Opportunity
Although Canada paints a promising picture of an ecosystem that supports rising cleantech firms, there are a number of barriers to scaling such companies.
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Waterpower: Canada’s Original Clean Technology
The need for cleantech has never been greater. Waterpower, Canada’s original cleantech, is poised to play a large role in our country’s energy transition.
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Power from the North Spreading Across the Globe
Northland Power has been a developer of clean and green power facilities since 1987 and now operates over $10 billion high quality power generating assets.
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How Canadian Businesses Are Fighting Climate Change with Green Energy
Learn how Canadian businesses can contribute to a greener future and smaller carbon footprint by purchasing renewable power from green retailers.
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