Borrum Energy Solutions Blog

A new report by Canada’s energy regulator outlines the expected shifts in energy consumption under different scenarios as Canada moves towards net ...

Experts believe that the rise in renewable energy production over the past few years opens the perfect opportunity for Canada to shift towards a mo...

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 ...

Alberta is Canada’s largest oil and gas producing province so it came as a surprise when they announced they will be putting a six month freeze on ...

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

In 2021, British Columbia was faced with a vicious heat dome between June and July that totaled up a horrific 619 deaths. Majority of these people ...

On July 22, Nova Scotia faced a challenge many did not see coming. Cities and towns across Nova Scotia got over 100mm of rain withing an hour with ...

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

Climate change has had many effects on our planet. Average temperature is nearing the 1.5-degree Celsius target increase; wildfires are becoming mo...

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

Distributed wind refers to wind turbines and projects of various sizes, ranging from small turbines on private land to large wind farms. These dist...