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Clean Energy: Solar’s Power to Transform
As Canada electrifies its economy, solar is ready to rapidly transform underutilized spaces into distributed energy infrastructure. Globally, solar power provides the lowest cost of energy in history. It is a mature, commercialized technology that is available today – no future breakthroughs or government grants required. Electrification is inevitable. Now is the time to elevate...
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Enabling Commercial and Industrial Decarbonization with Amp
Corporate decarbonization can be a long and complicated process, but Amp helps its clients become leaders in the push to net-zero. The transition to a low-carbon global economy is increasing the corporate demand for power purchase agreements (PPAs) as organizations seek to reduce emissions and secure their long-term energy costs. As one of Canada’s leading...
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Vaughan Emerges as an Epicentre of Health Care Excellence in Canada
In an innovative partnership, the City of Vaughan creates a health innovation hub for Canadians.
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Markham’s Innovation District Set to Expand Its Leadership Position Globally
Markham's new employment site connects product and innovation by attracting high-tech collaborators and manufacturers devoted to growth.
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How Data-Driven Strategies Are Pushing Innovation
Data is often the key to making smart and effective decisions for projects. But understanding the data can be difficult for organizations.
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Canada’s Pandemic Budget the Perfect Opportunity to Expedite Transit Innovation
Dr. Josipa Petrunic is CEO of The Canadian Urban Transit Research and Innovation Consortium, the non-profit responsible for the development and commercialization of low-carbon transit technologies.
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Recharging Canada’s Economy with Renewables
It has been a challenging year, but as the world begins to heal from a global pandemic, there is new hope on the horizon.
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Save the World — One Data Insight at a Time
What if our phones collectively could improve health care, make our cities more efficient, and help manage pandemics? They can, thanks to TELUS Insights.
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Canada Is Leading the Way to Smart Cities
ABB leads the way for sustainable tech, supporting five key areas of a city’s infrastructure: buildings, transportation, data centres, water, and industry.
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How to Disrupt the Energy Sector with AI Optimization
What do buildings, electric vehicles, and batteries have in common in the fight to decarbonize our electricity system? Peak Power has the answer.
