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Corporate laws guard Canada from U.S. anti-ESG wave: report
Laws guard Canada from U.S. anti-ESG wave: report
While Canadian institutional investors have not been immune to the U.S. backlash against corporate environmental responsibility, research suggests Canada’s legal system appears to have shielded them from some of the movement’s most aggressive actions.
Schneider Electric targets home EV charging capacity limits
Schneider Electric is targeting one of the biggest barriers to installing home electric vehicle (EV) charging — limited electrical capacity — with a new Level 2 charger designed to deliver faster charging without requiring a panel or service upgrade.
EV battery plant to anchor new industrial megasite
The City of St. Thomas, Ont. will soon be home to the largest EV battery plant in the country. Owned by Volkswagen Group subsidiary PowerCo, the facility will be part of the 1,500-acre Yarmouth Yards industrial park.
BYD asked about taking over Brampton Stellantis plant
Chinese EV maker BYD Co. inquired about taking over an idled Stellantis NV plant in Brampton, Ont., according to Mayor Patrick Brown, signalling possible global interest in Canadian auto hubs in the midst of a trade battle with the U.S.
Progressive Planet annual revenue rises to $23.2M
Kamloops, B.C.-based Progressive Planet (PLAN-X) reported annual revenue of $23.2 million for its fiscal year ended April 30, the highest annual revenue achieved by the company since inception. Gross profit for the year was $8.3 million.
Stardust Solar Q2 revenue drops 47%
Vancouver-based Stardust Solar Energy Inc. (SUN-X) reported revenue of $637,349 in Q2, a decrease of 47 per cent compared to Q2 2025. The company said the decrease reflects lower product sales and an evolving revenue mix.
CVW Sustainable Royalties net loss narrows in Q2
Calgary-based CVW Sustainable Royalties Inc. (CVW-X) reported a net loss and comprehensive loss of $168,671 for Q2, an improvement over a net loss and comprehensive loss of $1.2 million in the same period a year prior.
Northstar sees revenue rise, profit drop in Q2
Calgary-based shingle recycling company Northstar Clean Technologies Inc. (ROOF-X) reported Q2 revenue of $208,873 and gross profit of $54,019 compared to revenue of $142,487 and gross profit of $194,780 for the same period last year.
Generate Upcycle receiving $18.79M from NRCan
The federal government recently announced it would invest $18.79 million through the Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) Clean Fuels Fund in StormFisher Environmental Ltd., a subsidiary of Generate Upcycle, to expand its anaerobic digestion facility in London, Ont.
Tayco achieves key environmental certifications
Toronto-based office furniture company Tayco says it has achieved ISO 14001 Environmental Management System certification for the first time, alongside the successful recertification of its ISO 9001 Quality Management System.
Gap between EV and ICE-vehicle repair costs narrows
The cost gap between repairing EVs and internal combustion engine (ICE)-powered cars in Canada has shrunk to its narrowest margin on record, according to new data from auto claims technology firm Mitchell.
France's Axens selected for SAF projects in Canada
France-based sustainable refining and biofuels technology licensing and development company Axens has been selected by Expander Energy Inc., a Calgary-based producer of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and renewable diesel, to provide its FT Liquid Upgrading technology at two developments in Canada.
Proposed changes to N.W.T. solar policy causes concerns
Proposed changes to the way energy producers are compensated for their contributions to the grid could mean Northwest Territory residents who installed solar panels on their property are saddled with a regular power bill on top of the monthly loan payments.
The U.S. built more grid batteries in Q2 than ever before
The U.S. power sector has added more battery capacity in Q2 than any quarter ever, according to a new report from the Solar Energy Industries Association and Benchmark Mineral Intelligence.
N.Y. loses bid to charge fossil fuel cos. for climate damage
New York's attempt to make fossil fuel-producing industries pay into a US$75-billion fund to repair the damage wrought by climate change was struck down by a federal judge.
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