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Revolve acquires 14.2 MW of energy storage in Ontario
Revolve acquires 14.2 MW of energy storage in Ontario
Revolve Renewable Power Corp. (REVV-X) has acquired 14.2 megawatts (MW) of energy storage systems in Ontario from Trillium Storage Limited Partnership and Trillium Storage GP Inc., adding to its growing portfolio of batteries and renewable energy.
 | Energy Technology Insights Canada's energy productivity opportunityFrederick MorencyVice-president, sustainability, strategic initiatives & innovation, Schneider Electric Canada |
U.S. trade war could speed Canada's energy transition
U.S. President Donald Trump’s expanding trade war could be a catalyst for Canada to speed up its energy transition, diversify its trade and reinforce its economic sovereignty — as long as federal and provincial governments embrace a “crossroads” moment, experts say.
Squall is hiring a Business Development Representative
Squall is hiring a Business Development Representative to be responsible for creating new business opportunities and building relationships with prospective partners, sponsors, advertisers, contributors, organizations, and industry leaders. A major focus of the role will be Sustainable Biz Canada.
SHARC Q2 revenue falls 68%
Vancouver-based SHARC International Systems Inc. (SHRC-CN) reported revenue of $270,000 in Q2, a decrease of 68 per cent compared to Q2 2025. The company says it has secured approximately $5.1 million in orders since the start of 2026.
Electra secures $17.5M in funding from Invest Ontario
Electra Battery Materials Corp. (ELBM-X) has finalized definitive agreements with Invest Ontario, an agency of the Ontario government, for $17.5 million in previously announced funding to support construction of its cobalt sulphate refinery in Temiskaming Shores, Ont.
Eric Sprott boosts MAX Power ownership to 24.35%
MAX Power Mining Corp. (MAXX-CN) says Canadian billionaire Eric Sprott has exercised a total of 12,138,548 warrants of the company issued, pursuant to several investments since August 2025. Sprott now owns, directly or indirectly, approximately 24.35 per cent of the company.
NU E inks LOI to acquire Alberta solar and storage project
NU E Power Corp. (NUE-CN) has signed a non-binding letter of intent (LOI) to acquire three Alberta project companies holding development rights for approximately 145 MW of solar generation, and a proposed 61.5 MW battery storage system in southern Alberta.
How has Canada's Chinese EV deal worked out so far?
The Chinese electric vehicle (EV) import deal struck in January has now become a symbol of Canada’s determination to “choose who we trade with and what we trade,” experts say.
Why Canada needs an EV battery recycling strategy
OPINION: The Canadian government has committed billions to the establishment of an EV supply chain and becoming a global manufacturing powerhouse. But when it comes to handling EV batteries at end of life, the investment has been lacking.
FortisBC adds EV chargers in Kelowna, Rock Creek
FortisBC has installed three new EV charging stations in Kelowna and Rock Creek, and made improvements to existing stations. The new stations include 180 kilowatt (kW) chargers at two sites in Kelowna and a 150 kW charger at the Rock Creek Visitor Centre.
How North Bay's new arena puts ice-making heat to work
North Bay, Ont.'s new twin-pad arena and community centre's carbon dioxide-based ice plant sends waste heat through an energy loop running throughout the facility. The recovered heat is used to heat spaces throughout the building and produce hot water.
Tesla stops selling solar roofs a decade after launch
Tesla (TSLA-Q) has stopped selling premium solar roof tiles on its website, nearly a decade after CEO Elon Musk launched the product as a more attractive alternative to panels. Tesla's strategy has shifted to traditional solar panels.
China’s data centres to use more power than S. Korea
China’s data centres will quadruple their electricity consumption by the end of the decade, according to Wood Mackenzie Ltd., by which point they will use more power than South Korea does now.
Nepal’s rice fields can also earn carbon credits
A simple change in traditional irrigation methods could cut methane emissions, save water and create a new source of carbon credits for rural economies in Nepal. But making it work will require coordination, monitoring and fair distribution of the revenue.
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