Borrum Energy Solutions Blog

With the renewable energy industry growing at a fast rate, some world leaders question whether or not oil and gas will play a significant role in o...

In today's precipitously changing climate and release of greenhouse gasses, it is difficult not to take notice of the significant climate change on...

Recent record-breaking heatwaves in the Arctic and Antarctic have escalated the melting of polar ice. Scientists are worried because melting polar ...

In an age of social media dominance Gen-Z (Generation Z) has grown up in a pandemic with the internet on the tips of their fingers, as well as a cl...

Many homeowners today may prefer to use gas stoves over electric ones. Whether it’s because they think gas stoves are easier to use, or maybe even ...

Plants in the UK this year have begun flowering a whole month early, a recent study published by The Royal Society shows that climate change is the...

January was interesting month for Canada when it comes to weather. With extremely cold temperatures in the west and record snowfall in the east. Th...

While it is a common understanding that natural gas emits less greenhouse gasses than coal or oil, the truth is more complicated. Like all other fo...

Roads and highways are constantly being expanded and traffic seems to be never ending. With 4 out 5 Canadians commuting to work in their own vehicl...

The Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change (IPCC) released its 2021 report which described how the planet has been affected by global warming. It included many key findings such as proving that humans are the main factor in global warming.  In this blog post, we summarize all the key takeaways from the report and what can be done to reduce the effects of climate change on the earth.

Showcasing the environmental effects extracting and burning natural gas can have on the environment. Since many homes use natural gas for heating and electricity, we're taking a look at how the fossil fuel can harm the earth. We're also suggesting clean alternative energy sources to help protect the planet and reduce the effects of global warming.

We have already observed some of the effects of climate change on our environment such as shrunken glaciers, volatile weather, and more. This past June, parts of Canada were hit with a severe heatwave that had catastrophic effects. This blog explores what happened as well as how events like these are tied to climate change.