A city administrator has proposed St. Albert build a 15-acre solar farm on the Badger Lands that could eventually make the city $29 million.
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City may endorse development of electric vehicle charging network
City council received a letter, May 25, from the Town of Edson inquiring about the city’s potential interest in contributing seed funding to an electric vehicle charging network.
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The Solar Revolution Cannot Be Stopped
The coronavirus outbreak has severely hit the entire economy, and the solar industry is by no means spared.
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Town of Okotoks Buildings to see Solar Energy Benefits
It won’t be long until the Town is reaping the benefits of its new solar panels.
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G.M. Lays Out Ambitions for Electric-Vehicle Lineup to Rival Tesla
WARREN, Mich. — Over the last three months, Tesla’s stock price has more than doubled, adding tens of billions of dollars in market value, as investors have concluded that the company is poised to lead the auto industry’s transition to battery-powered vehicles.
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Petro-Canada completes ‘electric highway’ of more than 50 charge stations
Petro-Canada says it has completed a cross-Canada network of electric vehicle (EV) fast chargers, with more than 50 sites located in small towns and big cities from the Rockies to the Maritimes.
Tŝilhqot’in Nation celebrates completion of solar farm
The Tŝilhqot’in Nation says its new solar farm is now complete and will generate $175,000 in revenue annually once connected to the BC Hydro grid.
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The Trouble with Staking Alberta’s Future on Oil
There’s more to the province’s energy woes than carbon taxes, pipelines and protests
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Does Alberta have an Electric Vehicle Future?
In a province where 90% of power comes from fossil fuels (Bentein, 2017), it may seem unreasonable to imagine a future where Electric Vehicles (EVs) dominate Alberta’s urban landscapes. However, a paradigm shift is on the horizon when it comes to this controversial issue. Continue reading “Does Alberta have an Electric Vehicle Future?”