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Shining a light on technologies that use resources more efficiently and reduce our environmental impacts.

The 2018 Canadian Clean Cars Guide
By Peter Gorrie
Determining the top-rated vehicles through a sustainability lens
Off to work
By John Lorinc
Making the commute easier for employees
Your right to repair
By Takara Small
Electronic waste is piling up, but advocates have a plan to fight back
Car trouble
By Greg Dotson
Why EPA’s U-turn on auto efficiency rules gives China the upper hand

	The 2018 Canadian Clean Cars Guide By Peter Gorrie Clean Technology
	Determining the top-rated vehicles through a sustainability lens

	Off to work By John Lorinc Clean Technology
	Making the commute easier for employees

	Your right to repair By Takara Small Clean Technology
	Electronic waste is piling up, but advocates have a plan to fight back

	British green projects leading the way in sustainability By The UK Department for International Trade Clean Technology Sponsored Feature
	UK organisations are leading the global stage in clean energy innovation.

	The new Alberta advantage By Rob Csernyik Clean Technology
	Record-low renewable electricity bids shake up the province’s energy future

	Wind energy and the Great Lakes By Andy Balaskovitz Clean Technology
	A new initiative aims to break through the barriers

	Future earth By Varun Sivaram Clean Technology
	Clean energy might reduce global warming, but what will it do to geopolitics?

	The e-bus revolution has arrived By John Lorinc Clean Technology
	The working horse of municipal transportation is on the cusp of rapid electrification across Canada.

	Powering reconciliation By CK Staff Clean Technology
	Indigenous Canadians heavily involved in renewables sector

	Green Leaf By CK Staff Clean Technology
	Company lets EV drivers plug in for extra income

	A new charge Clean Technology
	Shell purchases EV charging pioneer NewMotion

	Ultra-high-voltage By Wei Peng Clean Technology
	Can the transmission grid solve China’s clean electricity problems?

	Steel work By Brenda Bouw Clean Technology
	The world is going to need a lot more steel in the coming decades, but reducing emissions remains a daunting task.

	Bank statement By Toby A.A. Heaps Clean Technology
	A Q&A with deputy governor of Bank of Canada Timothy Lane about Canada's path towards a low-carbon future.