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Mersey River Wind’s proposed wind farm in Nova Scotia is an exciting new development in the province's push toward clean renewable energy generatio...

According to a new study published on Monday in Nature Astronomy, this vision of a wind-powered Mars base is not only feasible, but it could also o...

According to new data from the US Energy Information Administration, renewable energy sources increased in the first two-thirds of this year ., Nea...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused the energy market to become very volatile. The IEA has stated that: "The global energy crisis triggered by ...

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) pledged to support an "aspirational" net zero aviation goal by 2050 at a meeting in Montreal. ...

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COP 26 conference is the first major test for the 2015 Paris Agreement. This agreement was made to limit the rise in global average temperature to ...

Canadians are facing a gas crisis as prices are breaking records. Consumers are beginning to feel the pressure of trying to fuel their cars and hea...

The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) has recently released the global wind report for 2021 and let’s just say things have been windy for the industry. The global wind industry set a new annual record in the past year of 93 gigawatt installations around the world even in the face of a global pandemic! What does this mean?

Texas had been targeted by a massive snowstorm which was unlike anything the state had experienced before. One of the biggest advantage of a microgeneration wind turbine is that is it connect directly to the residence and does not rely on the grid to generate electricity for the owner. By having this backup that does not rely on grid energy, Texas could had avoided the heat-less, and waterless days.