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E3 Lithium nears key milestone at Alberta demo facility
E3 Lithium nears key milestone at Alberta demo facility
E3 Lithium Ltd. (ETL-X) is nearing completion of a key phase of its demonstration project near Olds, Alta., that will help determine the design and commercial viability of its planned Clearwater lithium extraction facility, the Calgary-based company says.
Revolve to acquire Ontario battery storage portfolio
Vancouver-based Revolve Renewable Power Corp. (REVV-CN) has entered into a definitive agreement for the acquisition of all of the issued and outstanding shares in Logan Energy Storage. Logan owns a portfolio of three battery energy storage system projects in Ontario.
Canada needs about 19 times more EV chargers by 2040
Canada will need roughly 19 times as many electric vehicle (EV) chargers by 2040 as it has today, but a new report from the Canadian Climate Institute says households and businesses can handle most of that buildout.
Ottawa, N.B. spending $25M on wastewater facility
All three levels of government are spending more than $28 million to build a new wastewater treatment facility and expand water services in Rothesay, N.B. The facility will use ultraviolet disinfection to increase the municipality’s capacity to treat and manage wastewater.
NEXE Innovations Q1 revenue grows 10.5%
Windsor-based compostable coffee pod manufacturer NEXE Innovations Inc. (NEXE-X) reported revenue for its fiscal year Q1 of $133,119, a 10.5 per cent increase compared to the same period last year. Net loss for the quarter was $946,396.
CVW Sustainable Royalties announces CFO transition
CVW Sustainable Royalties Inc. (CVW-X) has announced the appointment of Joel Kuntz as chief financial officer and corporate secretary, effective Nov. 2. Kuntz succeeds Joshua Grant, who will assist with the transition following Kuntz's appointment.
GreenFirst announces interim leadership structure
North Bay, Ont.-based sustainable forest management company GreenFirst Forest Products Inc. (GFP-T) says president Michel Lessard assumed the role of acting CEO, effective Oct. 30, following the departure of previous CEO Joël Fournier.
Cleanfarms reports record-setting ag plastics recovery
Recent data gathered by Canadian agricultural producer responsibility organization Cleanfarms shows that 2025 was a record-breaking year for the recovery of agricultural plastics across the country in terms of collection rates.
New taxonomy milestone for climate investment in Canada
The Taxonomy and Transition Planning Council has released its final Methodology Report, which sets the foundation and direction for a credible, usable and internationally-aligned Canadian Sustainable Finance Taxonomy.
Why homeowners are rejecting Ontario's rooftop solar rebate
When Peter Leiss decided to get solar panels and a battery installed, he could have put in the paperwork to qualify for a $10,000 rebate from the Ontario government. Instead, he said no.
Critics slam proposed changes to Ontario Blue Box program
Proposed changes to Ontario’s residential Blue Box program could result in less household waste being recycled and run counter to the original goal of privatizing collection, environmental groups say.
How to tell whether your lithium batteries are a fire risk
David Giles, CEO of TempAlert, a Halifax company that sells heat-sensing battery-monitoring stickers, said even if people are using batteries as intended, they can become damaged and therefore hazardous.
India needs $220B clean energy investment to hit 2030 goal
India is seeking a major investment boost to expand clean energy and reduce its dependence on fossil fuels. The government estimates the country needs about US$220 billion between 2027 and 2030 to meet its clean energy goal.
California’s long road to make EV charging more reliable
Laws passed in 2022 and 2023 ordered the California Energy Commission to enforce reliability and data-sharing standards for EV-charging installers that get money from state agencies or regulated utilities. It’s taken years, but those rules are finally in place.
Ethiopia’s improbable leap to EVs
Ethiopia is transitioning to EVs more quickly than any other country in the world. For the country and its residents, the shift is driven more by costs than climate.
Why green jobs are resilient to AI substitution
Consultancy CBI Economics and non-profit Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit examined whether occupations supporting green activity today, and those expected to grow as the energy transition progresses, have lower or higher potential to be carried out by artificial intelligence (AI).
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