cleantech
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$3.5M in federal funding for green mining in Sudbury
Recipients are a manufacturer of electric drive systems and an organization developing heat exchange technology.
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BC’s cleantech sector continues to grow: KPMG
KPMG report finds it’s increasingly export-oriented, with 87% of revenues forecast to be generated outside of the province.
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Tesla stock is soaring. Madness or visionary investing?
Tesla is now worth more than General Motors, Ford and Fiat Chrysler combined, even though the Big Three together sell more cars and trucks in two weeks than Tesla does in a whole year
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Capstone acquires stake in 132MW Alberta solar project
When completed, the project will be Canada’s largest solar facility.
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Security camera manufacturer going green; removing halogens from products
Multinational manufacturer of enterprise security cameras hopes other manufacturers will invest in green cameras.
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Why action on climate change gets stuck and what to do about it
Changing one thing often runs into the powerful inertia of related policies, technologies, interests and patterns of behaviour.
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Sales of electric vehicles plummet in Ontario after rebate cancellation
In Ontario, EV sales dropped to below 1% after the cancellation of the provincial rebate.
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New LNG technology developed at University of Calgary touted as greener, cheaper
The Split Flow Integrated LNG process uses specialized materials and chemistry to remove carbon dioxide and other impurities from the natural gas stream without having to cool and then warm the gas.
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EDC invests $10M into manufacturer of wastewater technology
APG-Neuros’ high-speed wastewater turbo blowers reduce energy consumption.
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Canada to fund Indigenous groups’ energy projects in BC, Alberta
Money will be provided through the Indigenous Natural Resource Partnerships program.
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EDC loans cleantech firm $5.9M to help drive its growth
Geosynthetics market worth more than $260 billion by 2023 fuelled by growing number of infrastructure projects in developing economies.
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Tesla: Sales record within reach but deliveries are problem
Elon Musk has repeatedly denied there is a demand problem for the company’s three vehicles.
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A cure for carbon: Putting CO2 to work in concrete manufacturing
CarbonCure’s mission is to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from concrete manufacturing.
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Judge approves Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s agreement with SEC
The spat began last year when Musk tweeted that he had secured the funding to take Tesla private when he did not.
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Report calls for increase in electric buses as manufacturing footprint grows [UPDATED]
Several Canadian cities have set fully-renewable fleet targets.
