Nunavut secures $17M federal funding to support community-led solar, wind, storage & efficiency projects, reducing diesel reliance & cutting emissions.

BC Hydro’s Energy Plan Falls Short of Electrification Goals British Columbia’s provincial electric utility has unveiled its latest integrated resource plan, but energy experts and environmental advocates are raising concerns that the proposal may not adequately support the province’s transition to a clean energy economy. The plan, which outlines BC Hydro’s strategy for meeting future

Vancity, Canada’s largest credit union, leads the shift to sustainable investing by expanding ESG portfolios, cutting carbon, and boosting community impact.

Quebec Premier Fréchette and French President Macron partner on clean energy: hydro, wind, solar, green hydrogen & storage to boost renewables & climate goals.

Clean Energy Strategy: Canada’s New Plan to Reduce Costs Canada is taking significant steps to address the financial burden of transitioning to clean energy. The federal government has unveiled a comprehensive strategy aimed at making renewable energy more affordable for households and businesses across the country. Understanding the Cost Challenge The shift to renewable energy

Maryland Electric Bills Rise $1.6 Billion for AI Data Center Infrastructure Maryland residents face a significant financial burden as utility costs are set to increase by $1.6 billion over the next decade to support expanded electrical infrastructure for artificial intelligence data centers. This development has sparked debate about who should bear the cost of upgrading

Michigan court upholds renewable energy permitting regs for solar, clarifies state oversight, boosts developer certainty and respects local input.

Durham College leads the Canadian Clean Energy Workforce Consortium, aligning five institutions to deliver standardized renewable energy training programs.

Lithuania and Azerbaijan Partner on Renewable Energy and Green Transition A strategic partnership is taking shape between Lithuania and Azerbaijan as the two nations work to expand their cooperation in renewable energy development and sustainable business practices. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in regional energy diversification and climate action initiatives. Strengthening Economic and

ATCO EnPower Leader Steps Down Amid Canadian Utilities Restructuring Canadian Utilities Limited has announced a significant leadership change as the company continues to navigate its corporate restructuring. The Calgary-based energy infrastructure organization has confirmed the resignation of a key director from its board, marking another development in the ongoing transformation of its business operations. Leadership

Nova Scotia Power’s new leadership boosts cybersecurity and transparency, offering enhanced support to rebuild customer trust after a major data breach.

NB Power report urges independence from political interference to improve sustainability, financial stability, and renewable energy transition in New Brunswick.

California’s Building Act can fast-track clean energy infrastructure permitting, boost jobs, and help the state reach 100% clean electricity by 2045.

Maritime Electric’s $334M diesel turbine proposal in PEI faces independent review over climate, cost & energy security—renewable alternatives urged.