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'Hybridizes big buildings': Electrovaya launches battery for data centres
Electrovaya launches battery for data centres
Battery technology and manufacturing firm Electrovaya Inc. (ELVA-T) has released an energy storage system for data centres called ElvaPulse 1500, which CEO Raj DasGupta called a game changer for the Mississauga, Ont.-based company.
Nano One demo line puts it closer to commercialization
Nano One Materials Corp. (NANO-T) is advancing on the development of a demonstration line in its Candiac, Que. battery material facility to raise production and supply the samples it needs to move toward commercialization.
Revolve signs $7.63M battery storage deal
Vancouver-based Revolve Renewable Power (REVV-CN) has agreed to acquire six operating battery storage projects in Ontario for $7.63 million. The Trillium portfolio comprises 14.2 megawatts of battery storage capacity across commercial and industrial sites.
PyroGenesis reports best Q2 revenue since 2022
PyroGenesis Inc. (PYR-T), a plasma-based technology provider for sustainable applications, ended Q2 with a 47 per cent year-over-year revenue increase to $4.4 million. The Montreal-based company said it was its best Q2 results since 2022.
PaceZero arranges $25M financing for CleanPlanet
PaceZero Capital Partners, based in Toronto, is the lead arranger of a US$25-million financing facility for CleanPlanet Chemical. The financing will support the deployment of CleanPlanet's on-site industrial solvent recycling systems across North America.
Hydrostor signs offtake with Clean Energy Alliance
Hydrostor, a long-duration energy storage developer and operator, said it signed a 60-megawatt offtake agreement with Clean Energy Alliance, a California community choice aggregator based in San Diego County, for its Willow Rock Energy Storage Center.
Inside the rush to build wooden highrises, fire halls
Part of a wave of new mass timber development, Limberlost Place is a testing ground for a technological revolution that could fundamentally transform Canadian housing and infrastructure. Mass timber is a renewable, low-carbon material that could accelerate construction timelines.
Could Ford’s sub-$40k Fathom change electric truck sales?
The Fathom, Ford’s upcoming mid-size all-electric truck, will start at less than $40,000, the automaker announced Thursday. That base price will make it one of the cheapest trucks you can buy – gas or electric.
‘A lot of work to do’ on carbon: Suncor CEO
Suncor Energy Inc. (SU-T) is “encouraged” by an agreement on carbon policy and a potential pipeline, but chief executive Rich Kruger says it is too early to know whether the deal will change the company’s long-term growth plans.
Canada's carbon capture compromise
Norway has dreamed of showing the world that carbon capture is both scientifically sound and economically feasible with the Northern Lights project. Canada is pushing for a similar effort, but at a time when carbon capture is losing its lustre.
Saskatoon aims to move forward on net-zero goal
The City of Saskatoon says its new climate plan can keep emissions falling for the next 10 years and reach net-zero by 2050. But the city says it can’t get there on its own.
The world added a third terawatt of solar in March
It took nearly seven decades after the invention of the silicon solar cell in 1954 for the world to install a terawatt of solar capacity in 2022. The world added its second terawatt in 2024 and its third in 2026.
Canadians' climate change concerns rebound amid wildfires
Polling from the Angus Reid Institute showed a surge in Canadians indicating climate change is one of their top concerns. In a July survey, there was a 50 per cent increase from March.
Climate change raised chances of wildfires: analysis
A new study from the World Weather Attribution — a collection of scientists who do rapid analyses on extreme weather events — found that human-induced climate change made Canada's recent fires about twice as likely to occur.
Record El Niño threatens fragile economies
The El Niño on track to become the most powerful of the past 76 years is strengthening rapidly, posing a major threat to fragile economies already roiled by conflict in the Middle East.
El Niño may push temperatures to 2 C or higher in short term
A powerful El Niño already beginning to roil weather around the world may push the monthly global average temperature past 2 C of warming for the first time on record, according to projections published by a University of Miami-based centre.
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