As a panelist on the Pembina Institute’s webinar, Competing in Clean Energy, Dan Balaban, CEO of Greengate Power, said that Canada’s clean energy policies are the worst in the world, and since starting up his company in 2007, every form of government support for his business has vanished.
Institutional investors from around the world representing funds worth $22.5 trillion have written an open letter to the governments of the world’s largest economies, asking for a massively increased action to fight climate change.
British Petroleum has reached an agreement with the US government to resolve all criminal charges related to the 2010 explosion of the Deepwater Horizon rig in the Gulf of Mexico.
63 percent of voters in Michigan rejected a ballot initiative in yesterday’s election, known as Proposal 3, which would have required utilities to produce 25% of their power from renewable sources - and enshrined that requirement in the constit
This week, just one year after winning his third mandate, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty, announced his resignation. The announcement has provoked speculation on what led to the decision, and what his legacy will be.
The best way to understand the Obama administration's support for clean energy internationally is to understand the tale of two agencies: The US Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) and The U.S. Export Import Bank (Ex-Im Bank).
Plans to build a 36 turbine-windfarm north-west of Sue Sault Marie, Ontario, are on hold while local first nations dispute over who the territory traditionally belong to.
In his first debate against US President Barack Obama, Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney declared, “I like coal,” and proceeded to criticize his opponent for investments in green energy.
Feeding the globe's insatiable energy appetite is a highly dangerous business. And, unfortunately, events like the BP oil spill are not once-in-a-generation freak accidents. Here, we take a look at the biggest energy-related accidents in 2011.
A ruling by the US Court of Appeals in Washington is being called a victory for the coal industry, and a major blow to the Obama administration’s efforts to improve air quality.
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