With great anticipation for back-to-school routine, I bring to you another edition of #3ThoughtThursday.

1) The Plugging In report continues to have traction. As my pun filled colleague Chad would say, the study continues to drive a lot of...

Perhaps it’s too late to change the decision that was made at COP26. But it’s just one conference, and there will be others.

I ignored that feeling for a while, and then I knew I had to process what I had just read about the IPCC report.

It’s been an exciting summer for Vancouver-based General Fusion. So I recently sat down with the company's Jay Brister to learn more.

#ScienceInTheSummer is visiting library branches across the region this week, so check out a list of STEM must-reads this summer.

There is an extra appreciation for resources when we’re surrounded by nature. What an opportunity to teach our kids about clean energy.

Despite a positive balance of job growth worldwide, research shows the ledger is negative in countries with significant fossil fuel sectors.

NII Explore Science in the Summer programming is popping up around the region, bringing hands-on learning to students of all ages.

What a week we’ve had at NII. From reports and announcements to a new program launching, the team at the NII have been busy.

We welcomed NII Explore Mission to Mars winning Team Aquila to the Nuclear Innovation Institute yesterday for a tour, some pizza and a chat.

The report, written in collaboration with NII, explores Bruce Power’s role as a critical enabler of net zero.

As the Director for the Clean Energy Frontier program, I have the privilege to build off tremendous work done by my colleague Chad Richards.

The program will provide a way for the nuclear industry to collaborate with governments, farmers, environmental groups and others.

This week is a big week for the Clean Energy Frontier as we welcomed a brand-new director of the program to the team here at NII!

Jessica Linthorne brings strong economic development and communications experience

Terri-Lynn Woods of OCNI shares how projects like these impact both Indigenous communities and the energy sector.

Bruce, Grey and Huron counties risk losing tourist business unless they expand places for Ontario’s growing number of EV drivers to plug in.

“This clean energy frontier will be good for all of us in this area and in the world moving forward." --Glen McNeil, Warden of Huron County

Industry is talking about net zero, too. When it comes to net zero and the energy sector, nuclear has a critical role to play.