Energy

When Omnis Energy pitched a plan to produce graphite at Pleasants Power Station, they were treated as saviours. Now some are wondering if the project is too good to be true

Energy

The crypto industry was supposed to decarbonize by 2025 – how’s that going?

Jean Bessala

There's evidence the industry has started putting plans into action, but the energy consumption of Bitcoin networks is still higher than countries like Norway and Sweden

Energy

Bureaucratic ‘white tape’ is hampering green energy projects on Indigenous reservations in U.S.

Taylar Dawn Stagner

A new study suggests that if these barriers are not addressed, tribes will lose out on $19 billion of green energy revenue by 2050

Energy

Harris courts fracking vote while Trump claims to be solar fan in U.S. presidential debate

Zoya Teirstein

On climate change, Harris and Trump could not be more at odds: One thinks it is an existential threat, the other thinks climate science is nonsense. Energy policy is another story.

Energy

How fossil fuels have surged under both Trump and Biden-Harris administrations

Valerie Thomas

U.S. oil and gas production is higher than ever, despite vastly different climate rhetoric from the Oval Office

Energy

The untold story of LNG’s impacts on healthcare in B.C.

Melissa Lem

OPINION |The expansion of BC’s liquefied natural gas industry is driving up healthcare system costs. If we value quality healthcare, it must end now.

Energy

Wind and solar energy surge past fossil fuels for first time in Europe

Chris Bonasia

The two renewable sources generated almost one-third of the EU's electricity in the first half of 2024, while fossil fuels plummeted 17% compared to the same period in 2023

Energy

Enough renewable-energy projects have been cancelled in Alberta to power almost all its homes

Natalie Alcoba

A new report found that 53 projects, representing 8,600 MW of power, were shelved in the year since the provincial government placed a moratorium on renewables

Energy | Summer 2024

Their land, their call: When economic reconciliation and climate justice conflict

Matteo Cimellaro

Indigenous communities hope to use loans to turn natural resources into prosperity for their communities before the sun sets on the oil and gas era

Sustainable Economy Intelligence

The world’s most sustainable MBA programs are producing a generation of changemakers

These 30 under 30 are leading a green youthquake