Did the kidnapping of a Canadian solar power inventor lead to the domination of fossil fuels?
After his 1909 kidnapping, George Cove’s promising business fizzled out and solar power faltered, while...
Alberta’s renewables pause is leaving billions of dollars in limbo. Here’s what you need to know
With new information just in about how an inquiry into renewable energy will look, the...
For leaders in the heart of oil country, our wildfire reality is still shrouded in smoke
Wildfires are hammering home the climate reality for many. Leaders in Alberta’s oil patch aren’t...
Safety inspections are required on inactive Alberta oil and gas wells. Thousands are overdue
The Alberta Energy Regulator's handling of inactive oil and gas wells is in stark contrast...
‘Hope and fear in equal measure’: renewables racing against a heating world
Renewable energy has achieved critical mass, but the oil and gas industry has us staying...
All you need is 10 acres — and a few spare years
In this week’s newsletter, Ontario reporter Fatima Syed takes us on a short road trip...
Six Nations’ huge battery project is the future of energy supply in Ontario — and maybe all of Canada
The Oneida Energy Storage Project, co-owned by Six Nations of the Grand River, could make...
In Vivian, Anola and Springfield, it’s not as simple as it seems
In this week’s newsletter, Manitoba reporter Julia-Simone Rutgers takes you through thigh-high snow to a...
‘A bad nightmare’: fear, fighting and the future of green energy in rural Manitoba
A Calgary company wants to mine silica sand from southeastern Manitoba to spark a green...
