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  • H2O Innovation subsidiary lands new deals in US +

    H2O Innovation Inc.’s operation and maintenance (O&M) services subsidiary Utility Partners LLC (UP) has renewed two contracts and extended the Read More
  • EDC offers new green bond +

    Export Development Canada’s (EDC) latest green bond has been priced. Set at $500 million with a 1.8 fixed rate, the Read More
  • Capital Power moving ahead with New Frontier Wind +

    After Capital Power Corp. inked an agreement to sell 87% of the electricity generated from the yet to be constructed Read More
  • General Fusion takes new step towards reactor design +

    Vancouver’s General Fusion has hired two industry veterans to help lead the company through the development of a proof-of-concept fusion Read More
  • Federal, Ontario governments take big step in reducing diesel reliance in FN communities +

    The $60 million in federal funding to connect the Pikangikum First Nation to Ontario’s electricity grid is a major step Read More
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Stock Market

 

The final phase of a 69 MW solar energy project being built by Q.CELLS North America and Starwood Energy Group Global LLC was completed last month.

 

The status quo for network security won’t work in the smart grid, a panel at an Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) event in Ottawa said last week. Rather than waiting for an intrusion, a more proactive approach to grid security is essential.

 

A lot has been written about the role of telecommunications in enabling organizations and industry sectors to reduce their carbon footprint. None is more apparent that the smart grid. But telecom providers should also be looking at improving the energy efficiency of their own networks.

The first study evaluating “all of the data and all of the trends of government climate change policies” shows that Canada as a whole is failing miserably in its goal to meet its greenhouse gas emission reduction targets.

 

Citing negotiations for hydrogen fuel cell buses that have been more complex than originally believed, Ballard Power Systems is lowering revenue guidance for 2012.