Borrum Energy Solutions Blog

On the fourth of November 2025 the Canadian government released their budget, which shows the vision they have for the Canadian economy over the ne...

A new Deloitte Canada report warns that sweeping 25% U.S. tariffs on Canadian exports could slash output in Canada’s oil, gas, and mining sectors b...

In a significant change of direction, the Ontario Progressive Conservative government is preparing for the biggest growth in renewable energy in al...

The federal government is planning on restricting the use of oil-fired furnaces in new construction and encouraging homeowners and businesses to sw...

British Columbia power provider announced plans to expand the electricity grid on Vancouver Island. This plan reflects the increasing demand for el...

Quebec is running out of power. In the past years, industrial development projects have been rejected by the province Energy department because Hydro Quebec does not have enough energy to supply them.

The food industry is facing many challenges, from increasing energy prices to the challenges of supply imports, and the primary challenge is climat...

The Canadian government is currently making attempts to persuade consumers to switch from gas to electric vehicles, and from fossil fuel heating to...

Bidirectional charging is an emerging technology that enables electric vehicles to not only store energy for driving but also discharge power back ...

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault recently stated that to achieve the Liberal Government’s goals of becoming “Net Zero” by 2035, his governmen...

 There has been a driving popularity in Distributed Energy resources (DER) aggregation platforms like microgrids and Virtual power plants (VPP) tha...

Hamburg-based startup 1KOMMA5° has become a climate tech unicorn after raising €430 million in funding. Founded less than two years ago, the compan...