The New Reality
...energy consumption, or making low-carbon technologies. It includes a wide range of jobs, from technicians working in renewable energy generation, like wind and solar, to the worker assembling battery [...]
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Canada’s New Economic Engine
Batteries are evolving. No longer just something that needs changing in your TV remote, batteries are fast becoming the engines of the global economy. In a decade’s time, a [...]
Making the Grade
...businesses, and residents for decades to come. In short, the energy transition is no longer just about emissions—it’s about economics and affordability too. But in this low-carbon horse race, [...]
A Renewables Powerhouse
In 2023, a few things are impossible to ignore. One is climate change: from floods to heatwaves, it’s clear the climate clock is ticking. Then there’s energy: whether it’s [...]
Climb up on the roof with Calgary solar installer, Moni Kawtharani
Randall Lee assembles the Electra Meccanica Solo
An Uncertain Future
...governments should think carefully before providing financial incentives, loan guarantees, or taking equity positions in these projects. What’s more, B.C. has plenty of competition in the market. [...]
The True Cost
...we’ve seen in parts of Canada this past month, the fossil-fuel- powered Kona costs $67,500 over eight years. That’s a price difference of roughly $17,800. Ultimately, the road to [...]
Money Talks
...climate change. Fortunately, solutions exist. Steel can be made without coal in an electric-arc furnace. Cement and concrete can be made with lower carbon fuels. In fact, many lower-carbon [...]
A Pivotal Moment
...2050—60 times more than in 2025. Indeed, Canada is already a world leader in clean transportation, whether it’s startups like B.C.-based Loop Energy, which makes hydrogen fuel cells, or [...]
Which path would you choose for B.C.?
Can B.C. LNG compete in the global market—and should it? Our recent report, An Uncertain Future, explores the [...]
Climate concerns wounded Conservatives in recent byelections
...Canadians, climate change and the clean energy transition, I have my own, perhaps unsurprising, opinion: It’s the climate, stupid. Two tectonic shifts have altered public opinion at a foundational [...]