Innovating Canada
energy
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Tom Raftery on Why You Need to Watch the Innovation Space
Tom Raftery, Global VP, Futurist, and Innovation Evangelist for SAP, discusses how digitization and innovation are creatively disrupting our world.
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How to Make the World’s Data Reliably Work for You
As experts in industry connectivity solutions in asset tracking, eHealth, POS, and smart metering technology, SKY Data Sims knows the importance of data.
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Lakehead University Using Biorefining to Transform Forestry
Whether you need the right wood supply or to develop novel biochemicals, the Lakehead's Biorefining Research Institute can help you meet your needs.
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Amy Roesler on Why Energy Efficiency Is a No-Brainer
As Executive Director and Board Member of the Alberta Energy Efficiency Alliance, Amy Roesler knows the importance of living an energy-efficient lifestyle.
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Women at the Forefront of Research at the University of Regina
Women interested in STEM have opportunity to work under the mentorship of high-quality female researchers at the University of Regina.
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The Power of Buying Local to Restart Ontario’s Indigenous Economy
As Canada reignites its economic engines, Hydro One works alongside Indigenous communities to build a better, brighter future for all of Ontario.
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Hydro One: Supporting Customers During the Pandemic
Hydro One is offering financial assistance and payment flexibility to customers experiencing hardship during COVID-19 by introducing a Pandemic Relief Fund.
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One of Canada’s National Treasures
Over 50% of the lakes in the world are located in Canada. But did you know that there are also over 500 electricity generation facilities among them?
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A Century of Innovation — Waterpower the Enabler
Ontario is home to more than two hundred waterpower facilities, dozens of which have been providing reliable, affordable electricity for over 100 years.
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Women in the Skilled Trades Propel Their Careers Forward with Worley
More women are entering the workforce than ever, and as they occupy senior positions, the tired narrative around skilled trades as a male field is changing.
