Reliability of public EV chargers in Ontario
New technologies often come with unforeseen challenges that can be frustrating or require additional effort to address. For example, range anxiety is one drawback early adopters of electric cars have reported. In many cases, the demand for EVs has outpaced … More info
Ontario needs more public EV chargers
As Canada and the world embrace sustainable transportation solutions, electric vehicles have emerged as a promising alternative to traditional gasoline-powered cars. With their lower emissions and reduced dependence on fossil fuels, EVs are playing a significant role in combating climate … More info
Pause on Renewable Energy Development in Alberta
In the past few years, Alberta has experienced a noteworthy surge in renewable energy development. As a result, renewables now account for nearly 20% of the province’s electricity generation, making Alberta a leader in renewable energy adoption. However, this promising … More info
Energy-Saving During High-Demand Periods
In Ontario, a unique program called Peak Perks incentivizes participants for their energy-saving efforts during times of high electricity demand. Read on to learn more about how this initiative rewards homeowners for using less power and the role of smart … More info
Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program
The Canadian government has recently launched the Oil to Heat Pump Affordability Program, aimed at assisting homeowners in transitioning from oil-based heating systems to electric cold climate air source heat pumps. How Does the Program Work? Eligible homeowners in Alberta, … More info
The Canada Greener Affordable Housing Initiative
Deep energy retrofits involve making extensive upgrades to existing buildings to improve their energy efficiency. The Canada Greener Affordable Housing program provides forgivable and low-interest loans to help finance building retrofit measures and activities needed to meet climate goals. Examples … More info
Durham Greener Homes Program
Durham Region Intensifies Low-Carbon Efforts With Greener Homes Program Canadians are all too familiar with climate change’s devastating impacts, including wildfires, higher temperatures and rising sea levels. These issues are severely affecting our economy, food supply and water and air … More info
IESO Announces Historic Energy Storage Procurement
Ontario’s energy infrastructure is undergoing a significant expansion in response to consumer needs, decarbonization efforts and economic growth. In response, the province’s Independent Electricity System Operator recently announced Canada’s largest energy storage procurement initiative. Increased Energy Demand and the Decarbonization … More info
Ontario Announces ‘Ultra-Low’ Electricity rate
Even while you sleep, appliances like your refrigerator and electric vehicle charger still use electricity. Launched May 1, 2023 Ontario’s ultra-low overnight pricing aims to help you pay less for the power you draw from the grid during off-hours. How … More info
EU Proposes Adding Solar Panels to All Buildings
Despite being good candidates for solar panels, most European properties currently don’t have them. A recently passed EU legislation, a revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, seeks to change that by mandating solar array installation on all suitable … More info
