Green energy retrofits coming to public buildings in Arctic Canada
To help respond to climate change, the federal and territorial governments are putting nearly $27 million into retrofitting public buildings
Read moreTo help respond to climate change, the federal and territorial governments are putting nearly $27 million into retrofitting public buildings
Read moreA private company is pledging to build Yukon’s biggest solar project to date. Solvest Inc. has announced plans to build a
Read moreKugluktuk, in Canada’s central Arctic, will benefit from a portion of more than $27.8 million in new energy and water
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Read moreA professor at a Finnish University says that the International Energy Agency has consistently under-estimated the potential and future growth
Read moreResearchers say that in 35 years, Finland could theoretically get all of its energy needs using only renewable energy sources.
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