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Driving Toward a Low-Carbon Future
Canada’s transportation fuels sector believes that it can be a key contributor to a low-carbon economy. Bob Larocque, President and CEO of the Canadian Fuels Association (CFA),discusses CFA’s recently-released roadmap to the future, Driving to 2050.
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Alberta’s Oil Sands Are Driving the Future of Cleantech
For years, Alberta’s oil sands have been a major driver of the Canadian economy. But with the collapse in global crude oil demand as a result of the pandemic, key players in the region are looking for new opportunities for Alberta’s traditional resources.
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We Live on a Giant Battery and Canadian Innovation Is Plugging Us In
Geothermal energy is the whole package. It’s clean, it’s reliable, and it’s there whenever you need it. But it has never been portable or scalable. Until now.
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Unleashing Creative Fuel for Canada’s Energy Transition
There are some big challenges that stand between us and the kind of world we want to build 30 years from now, but few are bigger than the mindset we seem to have in Canada about energy and climate change. After all, whether you live in British Columbia and Alberta or Ontario and Quebec, you likely view these two concepts as standing largely in opposition to each other. But if we’re going to reach our environmental and economic goals and create both better jobs and a better environment for everyone, we need these two solitudes to start working together — and soon.
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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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Eyes on Geospatial Data Could Reap Rewards for Canadian Business
Geospatial data was once solely leveraged in map production, but the contextual information it provides can now be crucial to success in many industries.
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Are You Energy Literate?
Read about how Fort St. John, BC, is billing itself as the energy capital of the province and is working to improve energy literacy for all Canadians.
