Canada is demonstrating a steadfast commitment to combatting climate change through the development of cutting-edge carbon capture, storage, and transportation technologies. This dedication is exemplified by a significant investment exceeding $9.5 million into six pioneering carbon management
In today's rapidly evolving global landscape, the quest to counter climate change is intensifying, and green technologies are at the forefront of this battle. Emerging markets, in particular, face a critical decision: whether to follow the path of advanced economies by imposing higher tariffs
The global implications of the United States' withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement under the Donald Trump administration have sparked significant debate. This decision, seen as a setback for global climate efforts, presents unique opportunities for developing nations to take the lead in
Canada is embarking on an ambitious journey to transition its electricity grid to net-zero emissions by 2050, a plan that involves integrating clean, renewable energy sources, implementing robust government policies, and engaging various stakeholders, including Indigenous communities, to reduce
The Norwegian parliament's recent decision to permit the construction of hydropower plants in previously protected rivers has ignited a fierce debate and sparked outrage among environmental groups and conservationists. The decision allows for power plants exceeding 1MW to be established in
In a significant move towards enhancing energy efficiency and reliability, Bulgaria's state-owned utility and power generator, NEK, has announced its plans to upgrade its hydropower plants with Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) technology. By integrating BESS units into five hydropower
