Energy

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

Energy

Clean energy will draw in $2 trillion in investments this year, setting new records

Mitchell Beer

But more is needed to triple renewables by 2030, the International Energy Agency said, noting oil and gas companies invested just 4% of capex on clean energy last year

Energy | Spring 2024

How Newfoundland is becoming a green hydrogen hotbed

Naomi Buck

Project Nujio'qonik is slated to transform the craggy coast into Canada’s first commercial wind-to-hydrogen hub, but not everyone is stoked

Energy

Fossil fuel subsidies are costing Canadian taxpayers way more than the carbon tax

Steve Lorteau

Despite calls for reform, federal and provincial governments use $6 billion in taxpayer dollars to subsidize fossil fuel companies annually. And unlike the federal carbon tax, Canadians don’t get a rebate.

Energy

U.S. sees surge in renewable energy over last decade

Syris Valentine

Renewables now account for 22% of U.S. electricity, thanks in part to growth in solar and wind. Can the Inflation Reduction Act help deliver a 100% clean grid?

Energy

Canada’s LNG industry says it will reduce Asian emissions. Prove it.

Shawn McCarthy

The burden of proof on the sustainability of liquefied natural gas must lie with the would-be exporters who are demanding preferential government policies

Energy

Nuclear is back. Dealing with radioactive waste is tomorrow’s problem.

Thomas Keating and Anna Storm

OPINION | Proponents portray nuclear as a ‘limitless’ source of carbon-free electricity, but few countries have a long-term strategy for dealing with spent fuel

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