The line “As you wish”, synonymous with “The Princess Bride” movie of nearly 40 years ago, perfectly captures Canada’s choice, right now. That choice? Becoming an actually clean energy super power – or continuing to double down on…
As the gap between contracted carbon removal and delivered carbon removal widens, Mike Kelland, Co-Founder and CEO of Planetary Technologies and a 2027 Clean50 and Clean16 honouree, argues that the lesson is not that any single pathway has…
Capturing carbon dioxide keeps it out of the atmosphere, but what should we do with it next? Dr. Paul Addo, Co-founder and CEO of SeeO2 Energy and a 2027 Clean50 honouree, argues that some captured CO₂ can become…
Canada’s electricity grids are often better connected to the United States than to neighbouring provinces, leaving enormous opportunities for cooperation untapped. Dr. Madeleine McPherson, Associate Professor at the University of Victoria and a 2027 Clean50 and Clean16 honouree,…
Canada has big ambitions to become a clean-energy superpower, but is it putting its money where its mouth is? Ahead of the November 5 federal budget, Chris Severson-Baker, Executive Director of the Pembina Institute and a 2027 Clean50…
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The residents of Ward 19 – aka “Beaches East York”, and presently represented by councillor Brad Bradford, were universally delighted that he elected to run for Mayor. Not because we wanted him to be mayor, of course – we considered…
When it comes to grid-scale battery storage capacity, Canada seems to be all talk and no game, especially if you’re looking at Prime Minister Carney’s list of Projects in the National Interest (overwhelmingly omitting renewables, let alone battery…
Tidal Energy Canada’s industrial power didn’t begin with the striking of oil in southern Ontario (1858) or hydroelectricity from Chaudière Falls (1881) or with the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway (1885). It predates all these events by…
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