Solar
A quick look at some current Canada-US trade disputes
A list of the current trade battles that are occurring on numerous fronts.
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Solar investors expected to snub Ontario in wake of Ford enviro decisions
Money will flow instead to Alberta and US markets, says Toronto-based SolarWall.
Innergex acquires remaining interests in three BC hydro facilities
Picks up long-term electricity purchase agreements in place with BC Hydro for remaining periods of 32 to 39 years.
Nova Scotia buildings to feed solar power to grid under new program
115 solar panels will generate 50 kilowatts of electricity from the university library roof.
TransCanada selling Ontario solar portfolio as it moves from renewables
Plans to spend the proceeds of the sale on its $24-billion in near-term capital projects.
Solar energy is fastest growing source of power: IEA
Attributed to lower costs, a boom in photovoltaic panel installations, particularly in China.
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Solar power alone won’t solve energy or climate needs
The scope and scale of change required to meet climate change targets suggests many different energy technologies with low-carbon attributes.
Trade panel says low cost solar imports hurt US companies
But trade group and many governors oppose tariffs, saying they could cause a sharp price hike and stall solar installations.
US mayors back plan for cities to use only renewable energy
Also signed a deal to do their part to uphold the terms of the Paris climate accords.
EDC provides $72M financing for massive solar park in Dubai
…and Cenovus Energy gets $6.5 million to help fulfill ferry export contracts.
Wasted green power tests China’s energy leadership
Sprawling power grid unable to handle the influx of new electricity from wind and solar.
Telsa to sell solar roof tiles worldwide
US customers first, other countries next year.
Saskatchewan showcases its solar power generation co-operative
Ninety-two panels are producing power for Saskatoon Light and Power.
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Gaz Métro acquires US solar energy developer
Acquisition expands Quebec energy company’s reach in the US.
EU court rejects bid to nix tariffs on Chinese solar panels
Beijing found to be improperly subsidizing manufacturers, panels being sold well below normal market value.
