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B.C. needs to explore geothermal resources for renewable energy: SFU research group

The group says both British Columbia and Alberta have sufficient geothermal resources to fulfill a future energy demand. Its findings have been spelled out in a new working paper. » Read more...

GNL Quebec gas pipeline presents more risks than benefits, says published report

Supporters of the project say gas energy is clean, but the report claims otherwise. » Read more...

Orangeville high school students protest RBC’s financing of fossil fuel projects

A group of student activists from the school staged a protest outside the local bank branch on Tuesday, threatening to withdraw their finances unless the bank alters its practices. » Read more...

British Columbia company ahead of the game with its clean energy initiative

Sharc International Systems of Port Coquitlam collects waste water, filters it, and runs it through a heat exchanger to extract energy. » Read more...

Biomass project study commissioned for Nakusp; to produce heat from wood waste

An agreement has been reached with Urban Systems for strategic and technical services for the biomass project of a high-tech boiler to be installed near the arena to burn local wood waste for heat generation. » Read more...

Avoid unsafe work practices around conveyors

The size, speed and horsepower drive of conveyor motors pose several risks to those working on them or near them. » Read more...

Cellulose shows promise as potential to supplant plastic in some applications

UBC researchers have developed a cellulose ink for 3D printing, with the potential to supplant plastics in various applications. » Read more...

Events

DEMO International 2021

Date: September 16 - September 18, 2021
Location: Ottawa/Gatineau, Canada » Learn more