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Planned coal plants are being shelved by the gigawatt, but the transition may be happening too slowly to meet climate goals and halt rising temperatures
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Shareholders wave the green flag for a lucrative payout that will place Musk among the world's richest if Tesla can begin firing on all its figurative cylinders
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A conspicuously slicker ride than the Chrysler vans currently in use by the Alphabet subsidiary, the luxury cars would set Waymo back US$1.4 billion at sticker price
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The City of Burnaby intends to ask the Supreme Court of Canada to consider a lower court decision that denied it the ability to appeal a ruling by the NEB; the ruling allowed Kinder Morgan to bypass local bylaws during construction of the pipeline expansion
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With seemingly infinite opportunities for integrating EVs with the grid and renewable power sources, vehicle and charging equipment manufacturers are working to quickly produce and launch their products. Creating and harmonizing standards in such an environment is no easy task
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UBQ Materials is turning inorganic and organic waste into a plastic-like composite material that can be moulded into bricks, beams, planters, cans and construction materials. The company says its material doesn't degrade when it's recycled
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A hot idea: A Norwegian firm is using thermite, a metal-chemical powder that burns at around 3,000 Celsius, to melt and fuse steel pipe in oil wells with surrounding rock. The popular method of sealing inactive wells with cement has its drawbacks
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A new study forecasts that clean technology will be a $2.2 trillion industry worldwide by 2022, but Canada's share of the market is slipping
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The fast-growing firm has made its next move in the smart home market, launching a new light switch with voice and Amazon Alexa controls built-in
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