Borrum Energy Solutions Blog

In 2021, the government of Canada committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 a bold and ambitious goal. How realistic of a goal is this and ...

Nova Scotia is making bold moves toward a renewable future by planning some of the largest offshore wind farms in the world, capitalizing on some o...

As cities across Canada look for ways to make their grids more sustainable and resilient they are turning to new technologies. Medicine Hat is one ...

The SDGs, or Sustainable Development Goals, are a system created in 2015 by the United Nations to track progress towards large international goals,...

Climate change isn’t a far-off threat; it is happening right now. It is a global issue that will take a coordinated effort to stop, but in the mean...

As wildfires intensify across Canada, utilities are introducing a controversial safety measure: planned power shutoffs during extreme weather. Know...

In Europe, where many early wind farms are reaching the end of their lifespans, energy companies are facing a big question: what should be done wit...

A new report from Boston Consulting Group and the University of Cambridge’s climaTRACES Lab makes the numbers clear: the cost of inaction on climat...

Building tiny homes in northern Canada means facing cold temperatures, heavy snow, and strong winds. To keep these small homes comfortable and ener...

Recent reports from Royal LePage and RE/MAX show Canada’s cottage market is cooling after the pandemic-era surge. Prices in some areas like Peterbo...

Renewable energy has reached a major milestone. In 2024, 92.5% of all new electricity capacity added globally came from renewables, according to ne...

Wind energy works by converting the motion of air into electricity through rotating blades connected to a generator. In residential applications, e...