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Ottawa is contributing over $160 million to nine Alberta-based solar power projects that, combined, will generate 163 MW and provide 48 MW of energy storage. “As an Indigenous-controlled solar power company, MNPA is excited to work alongside the government to provide renewable energy in a way that is meaningful and empowering to stewards of the land,” said Kurt Vouri of the Métis Nation Power Authority Inc., which is the recipient of $12.8 million from the pot.
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Weidmuller Ltd. Canada has joined the AD Electrical, Canada division. Starting August 1, Weidmuller will be integrated into the AD network—the largest marketing/buying group for construction and industrial supplies in North America. “The collaboration between Weidmuller and AD Electrical-Canada is of great significance,” said Vince Hosick, distribution manager, Weidmuller Ltd.
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Having achieved top positioning for stationary batteries in its home market of China, including supplying the largest standalone ESS plant in the country, manufacturer Hithium entered North America with a view to supporting the region’s clean energy boom. As the market builds out, energy storage is essential to stabilising renewable power supply.
Located in Ningxia, China’s biggest standalone energy storage power station has a capacity of 400MWh and output of 1.33 billion kWh per year and features Hithium’s immersion liquid-cooling technology. Further Hithium product innovations reduced the floor area for this power station by 35%, thus significantly lowering LCOS.
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Under the banner “Honing the power to lead”, Electro-Federation Canada’s 2023 annual industry conference recorded its second-highest attendance to date—more than 600 members and industry guests in-person and online—and 30% of those were first-timers. Perhaps the biggest highlight of the gathering is EFC’s industry awards program, where members are singled out for recognition before their peers.
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The Construction Prompt Payment and Adjudication Act (a.k.a. Bill 42) In New Brunswick received Royal Assent. “Delayed payments create significant cash flow struggles for contractors. This legislation will help make sure payments flow in an orderly, expected, and timely system,” said Andrew Myers, president, Construction Association of New Brunswick. CANB explains that contractors in the province have been financing the projects they’ve been building for far too long.
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EverWind Fuels announced the purchase of three wind farm development projects in Nova Scotia—Windy Ridge and, in partnership with Membertou, Bear Lake and Kmtnuk—that will power Phase 1 of its green hydrogen and ammonia project. Trent Vichie, CEO of EverWind, says this $1-billion private investment “helps Nova Scotia move more quickly and cost-effectively toward its clean energy transition”. Representing about 530 MW, the wind farms will be developed and built in partnership with Renewable Energy Systems Ltd. (RES).
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