Over the next 25 years, Ontario’s electricity demand is expected to ramp up significantly due to economic growth, electrification, and evolving technologies. One of the most promising and...
Buildings last for decades. As British Columbia embarks on a historic buildout of housing, decisions made today must account for how these buildings will be used and adapted to support a growing need...
Electricity demand is soaring worldwide, ushering in what the International Energy Agency calls the Age of Electricity. But this transition isn’t happening in isolation—it’s unfolding amid...
Canada as a country may be lagging behind other jurisdictions when it comes to adoption of clean trucks and buses (or Zero-Emission Medium and Heavy Duty Vehicles (“ZEMHDV”), but that...
According to new research collecting data from medium- and heavy-duty vehicle fleet operators and electric utilities across Canada, the current transmission and distribution system—and, in...
Rapidly growing demand for electricity, the decreasing price of technologies like battery storage and solar power, as well as the integration of new technologies for generating, storing, managing,...
The world is facing a fundamental shift in how we power our economy. For decades, fossil fuels have been the dominant way we heat our homes, power our businesses, and fuel our cars. But this is...
Heavy industry is directly responsible for around a quarter of global energy system emissions. When indirect emissions (from electricity use and imported heat) are included, the total rises to 45%....
Canada’s economy and the lives of Canadians are highly reliant on the materials and products produced by the chemical and fertilizer industry. In 2020, Canada’s chemical and fertilizer sector...
Canada’s passenger vehicle emissions have risen over the past 15 years, despite a slight drop in 2020 due to the COVID pandemic. While Canada has ambitious zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) sales...
