Researchers want to make the field more inclusive and climate-friendly
Indigenous cleantech firms among those leading a shift more important to Alberta’s future than any pipeline
Alberta could be generating more revenue from carbon fibres than oil and gas by the middle of next decade
The latest Michael Moore documentary, Planet of the Humans, ends with a powerful scene. Picture two orangutans climbing the last standing tree
In this time of great uncertainty, frontline and essential workers are working to keep us safe from COVID-19, businesses are racing to
Corporate Knights and As You Sow have released our 7th Carbon Clean 200 list of publicly traded companies that are leading the
Hydro-Québec is making a push into China’s exploding market for electric vehicles. The provincially owned utility is evolving from a company that
The Prius Prime is Toyota’s first plug-in electric hybrid car for the mass market in the United States and a flag-bearer for
Our planet faces an energy dilemma. We’re undergoing a large-scale transformation driven by increased industrialization, urbanization and digitization and we’re on pace
Touring the grounds of the now mothballed Nanticoke Generating Station in southwestern Ontario, I didn’t expect to see wildlife. The site once
After last month’s inaugural car face-off, May’s head-to-head contest pits the Chevrolet Bolt against the Honda Fit. Which is cheaper to own
Electric vehicles face two major obstacles: Their battery range is too short, and they cost too much. The first concern is easing
COPENHAGEN — Denmark seemed the perfect host for the crucial 2009 United Nations climate change summit. The tiny Scandinavian country had a
You can’t really miss Frances Edmonds in Canadian corporate sustainability settings. The head of sustainable impact at HP Canada is rather tall
Imagine the Canada of 2025. Zero-emission vehicles putter across the country, silently saving the average person $1,500 a year on fuel costs.
The most notable fact about Corporate Knights’ new Clean Cars rankings is that some form of electric power fuels almost all of
When Québec’s financial services giant Desjardins decided to adopt a sustainability plan earlier in this decade, company officials began looking at a
Not too long ago, consumers with broken electronics – everything from smashed phones to cracked dishwashers – would turn to independent repair
The Trump administration on Monday, April 2, took steps to ease pollution and efficiency rules for new passenger cars and trucks, giving
On the morning of December 13, 2017, news from Alberta refashioned the discussion of affordable energy in the country. From the heartland
It’s been eight years since a public–private partnership — the Lake Erie Energy Development Corp. (LEEDCo) — was formed in northern Ohio
Clean energy’s explosive growth is good news for the global quest to confront climate change, but its geopolitical effects might not be
Early in the fall of 2017, a dozen municipalities from around the world resoundingly signalled that the long-awaited electric bus revolution had
Canada’s electricity sector is in the throes of dramatic transformation and is creating a bounty of opportunity for Indigenous communities seeking to
Anyone in the U.K. owning a Nissan Leaf will soon be able to make money from the vehicle overnight, providing they install
Oil major Royal Dutch Shell in October purchased the Dutch firm NewMotion, which runs one of the largest electric vehicle (EV) charging
With air pollution causing more than one million deaths in 2015 and reducing the lifespan of citizens in northern China by three
When it comes to building a low-carbon economy, the steel industry is both part of the problem and part of the solution.
This past March, the Bank of Canada had its coming out party on the topic of climate change in the form of
Quebec has always set itself apart from the rest of the country. We’re not just talking about the official language or its
