Teenagers aren’t going to show up at your door. They need direction, inspiration, and a reason to believe they belong in the energy sector.

Nominations are now open for the second-annual Clean Energy Frontier Program Awards, recognizing outstanding contributions

NII, in partnership with RBC, hosted an insightful NII Connects event this week—focused on the economic landscape for small businesses.

The 2024 Clean Energy Frontier Conference this week brought together industry leaders, local experts and community partners

Province investing in Nuclear Innovation Institute to support workforce development and training in rural Ontario

One student’s story from the NII Advance Technology Campus shows the new opportunities being forged right here in the Clean Energy Frontier.

Registration is now open for NII's Clean Energy Frontier Conference this fall, a two-day event full of discussions and new learning.

The Clean Energy Frontier program has established the Paulette Peirol Memorial Award for Excellence in Economic Development

Today, the official launch event of the Southwestern Ontario Isotope Coalition (SOIC) took place at BWXT in Owen Sound.

The Clean Energy Frontier program has won an Economic Developers Council of Ontario Award of Excellence for “Rural Planning and Strategy".

The Summit provided an opportunity for members of the Bruce, Grey, Huron and local Indigenous communities to collaborate and reflect.

The Clean Energy Frontier program, a public/private partnership between Bruce County and Bruce Power, won in two categories.

Plug’n Drive has made it possible to test drive the future through electric vehicle test drives at NII's SWERVE event this September.

Bruce Power and NII’s Clean Energy Frontier program welcome Authorized Inspection Services Inc. (AIS) to the region.

The Clean Energy Frontier Program at NII, in partnership with Bruce Power and Bruce County, is unrolling the findings of an economic study.

NII is pleased to announce that its Plugging In report has been awarded a prestigious Marketing Canada Award from EDAC.

We know that net zero needs nuclear, and (spoiler alert) Ontario’s grid needs energy storage and nuclear to reach net zero.

Let’s wrap up the year with rest and laughter. I’ll be spending the rest of my working time shining up my 2022 workplan and closing out...

It’s time to get out of the region and tell the rest of Ontario who we are, what we’re doing and why it matters.

Our Clean Energy Innovation and Recovery Summit was a success. It was a collaborative effort and shows the power of working together.