Posts Categorized: Energy

Sustainable Finance Report: Electric Vehicles and Recycling Mar9

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As pollution grows and the old inefficient technology of internal combustion engines (ICE) transportation rapidly declines, renewable energy is quickly developing with EVs. Price-wise, renewables are becoming and will continue to be the cheaper, cleaner and a much more efficient option. According to IEA’s 2017 Energy Outlook, costs of new solar PV have come down by 70% and wind by 25% since 2010

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Investing in Microgrids: A Solution for Harsh Environments Jan26

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A microgrid is a distributed type of power grid, with its ability to generate, store and transmit energy within an isolated area. Microgrids allow businesses, people and communities to operate with or without the centralized electrical grid, thus increasing their resiliency, decreasing their outage rate and therefore, their dependency on external power needs

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Grab the Ball and Run with It – Who’s Next? Jan24

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Over the holidays, I caught up on some reading and among other things, I read “The State of Energy in Quebec,” a report produced and published annually for the past four years by the Chair in Energy Sector Management at HEC Montréal. It opened my eyes to the essential role individuals must play in the success of the energy transition, and in doing so, taught me an important lesson

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