Creating a clean energy future and achieving net-zero carbon emissions will require hard work, innovation, and collective action.

If climate change predictions happen in the coming decades, we might not see native species like these in our lakes.

This commitment to even further reductions underscores the importance of regions like the Clean Energy Frontier.

SNC-Lavalin released a report last month titled “Engineering Net Zero,” which provides an analysis of the current state of energy in...

Do you know Phil De Luna? If you don’t already, you should. Phil is one of Canada’s leaders on the path to net zero—he’s the Director of...

Engineering powerhouse brings its expertise and global reach to the goal of a sustainable clean energy future SNC-Lavalin Group, the...

We started this blog three weeks ago with a reference to Elliotte Friedman’s 31Thoughts column. At the time, I was questioning how...

Our inaugural post last Thursday explained what this blog hopes to achieve: to give our region a window into important conversations...

This is the second in a series exploring national hydrogen strategies from around the globe. For the first in the series, see our...

In the midst of an unusual and devastating winter storm, as many as four million households in Texas had lost power by last Tuesday....

Global leaders series explores national hydrogen strategies around the world Excitement around hydrogen is growing fast in Canada. The...

According to Gates, the answer to decarbonizing the aviation industry has to be adopting "a fuel that doesn’t cost much extra..."