Clean energy

The Green Party leader gives Canadians the skinny on the clean growth and climate changed framework agreed to in Vancouver yesterday by the prime minister and premiers.

While Canada's investment in clean energy declined in 2014, the U.S. powered ahead with more money and projects

Though the provincial leaders did not come an agreement on pan-Canadian carbon pricing, they all agreed that carbon pricing must indeed be part of the climate change solution.

Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr says the three countries can't risk being left out in the cold by global forces beyond their control.

A close read of U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's remarks in Paris highlights three ways in which Paris is very different from previous climate summits.

In Canada, how much clean energy you have access to depends on where you live. Here's an illustrated province by province breakdown…

Canadians have become world leaders in making electricity less climate pollution. Compared to the Americans...

Conventional fossil fuel industry predictions fail to see accelerating moves towards full decarbonisation of the global economy.

Mississauga-based AMP now has several hundred megawatts of power installed in the United Kingdom.

The Liberals haven't even had time to convene, but already the environmental community is lobbying on climate change with next to no time left before the Paris summit

Laforge has created a multimillion-dollar biogas facility that generates clean, renewable energy, while cutting greenhouse gas emissions and landfill waste.

Charging large emitters up to $50 a tonne for carbon emissions would produce the best result - but that price would also raise electricity costs more than any other .