The International Energy Agency has dropped any explicit reference to climate change from its list of policy priorities, bowing
Emissions intensity remains useful for company comparisons, but not for measuring real-world transition progress, the pension board says. Advocacy
With little progress to report on the $70-billion Wonder Valley artificial intelligence data centre project promised for northern Alberta,
Climate analysts and advocates are pushing back after two prominent fossil fuel advocates published an attack on two of
The United States is threatening to withdraw from the International Energy Agency, claiming the IEA isn’t doing enough to
A new automotive strategy designed primarily to bolster Canadian sovereignty and strengthen the country’s auto industry may be gaining
Ontario’s plan to build the world’s largest nuclear generating station at Wesleyville, near Port Hope, is rapidly emerging as
After two straight years of flat or declining annual emissions, China is pressing ahead with new policies and technologies
From transmission lines, critical minerals, and solar projects to wind turbines, battery energy storage systems and green hydrogen, First
A new report gives a “state of the sector” update for energy efficiency programs in Canada, which represent $5.8
