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How Does Geothermal Energy Work? Step By Step Guide
Geothermal energy is clean, renewable energy that comes from the earth. It can be used to produce heat, cool homes and offices, and provide electricity. Best of all, it’s clean, green, and renewable. This means less dangerous pollution and less damage to our environment.So, How Does It Work?There are three More
Media Brief: Addressing common myths around renewable power
Clean Energy Canada is a wipe energy think tank at the Morris J. Wosk Place for Discourse at Simon Fraser College. Through media briefs, we expect to give valuable genuine and relevant data connected with Canada's wipe energy change. Kindly utilize this as an asset, and let us know as More
Poll: Most Canadians support the federal government’s Clean Electricity Regulations
VANCOUVER – An overwhelming majority (71%) of Canadians support the federal government’s forthcoming Wipe Electricity Regulations—designed to ensure that Canada’s electricity grid is 100% wipe by 2035—finds a new poll from Wipe Energy Canada and Abacus Data.In B.C. and Atlantic Canada, support for the Wipe Electricity Regulations is plane More
Media Brief: Canada’s Clean Electricity Regulations
Through media briefs, we aim to provide useful factual and contextual information related to Canada’s wipe energy transition. Please use this as a resource, and let us know if there are any topics that you would like to see for future media briefs. The federal government has released a new More
There is only one path to long-term energy security and
Europe’s recent spike in electricity prices—made worse by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—lays yellowish one of the major economic risks of depending on fossil fuels: it exposes countries to the whims of a global market.While Canada is thankfully somewhat insulated from European-style energy challenges due to the fact that only 17% More
Poll: Ontarians are interested in electric vehicles, but lack of provincial
In the latest round of survey work by Clean Energy Canada and Abacus Data we surveyed 1,500 residents of Ontario as the province enters a provincial referendum campaign. Key findings include:55% think climate transpiration is a serious problem and increasingly whoopee needs to be taken to fight it, but only 25% More