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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Porsche Cars Canada President and CEO Marc Ouayoun says half of their cars will be electric within the next five years.
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Electric Vehicle Association of Alberta’s co-directors York and Andrew Bell busted a few more myths for Global News.
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Here’s a rundown of how best-in-sector Canadian corporations earn their clean revenue:
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Suddenly, Premier Jason Kenney is talking publicly about the “energy transition.”
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Construction of Canada’s largest solar farm in Alberta is poised to proceed with the infusion of $500 million from a Denmark-based investment group.
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Centerplate, Ball Corporation and Bud Light today announced an agreement to bring Ball’s infinitely recyclable aluminum cups to guests at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens for Super Bowl LIV on February 2, 2020.
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Carbon Busters may seem like a strange name for a builder, but the company has been advising and building green for 27 years.
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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.
Now being described as “the oilsands of sun and wind,” southern Alberta is receiving a $1.5-billion boost from its fast-growing alternative energy industry.
Continue reading “‘Oilsands of sun and wind’”A school in the Nemiah Valley, two-and-a-half hours southwest of Williams Lake, B.C. is trying to reduce its diesel consumption by getting most of its energy from solar panels.
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Alberta is Canada’s most entrepreneurial province. It was and continues to be built by entrepreneurs with dreams of creating a better future.
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