Clean energy

The message to Canadian firms is clear: any major growth strategy will likely have to involve going abroad.

For better or for worse, here's what people are saying about Finance Minister Bill Morneau's Budget 2017.

So, first things first: did this budget help move the climate deal from a plan to a reality? The short answer is yes, but not immediately.

Canada's relatively low carbon electricity supply and stable electricity demand is making it challenging for the wind and solar industries to expand their share of the market.

The public energy company is researching how to integrate solar energy and consumer-generated electricity into Quebec's mostly hydroelectric network.

The global furniture and furnishings company has set a goal of generating more renewable energy than it uses by 2020.

The protesters chanted slogans, held up signs like, "You can’t drink oil," and, "Keep It In The Ground."

Dealing with unpredictable and irregular rainfall associated with climate change is a challenge for many farmers, and one made worse by water-wasting, inefficient irrigation systems, experts say.

"It's very aggressive," David Adams, president of the Global Automakers of Canada, said last week at the Montreal Auto Show.

Kathleen Wynne thinks O’Leary believes the government’s role should be to serve "society’s most well−off," based on policies he’s outlined thus far.

The rise of renewable power has created a need for energy storage that companies are fulfilling with underwater balloons, multi−tonne flywheels and decades−old designs.

The hand-painted sign on a bumpy road on the east side of Hanna speaks volumes, writes Bill Graveland of The Canadian Press.

What if carbon dioxide emissions could be transformed from a liability into an asset?

The Saskatchewan government is fuming about Ottawa's plan to phase out coal-fired power generation in Canada by 2030.

After the wrenching events of Tuesday night, that fundamental truth is unchanged. We just now know that the arc will be a bit longer.