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July 13, 2022
Irving Oil will expand hydrogen capacity at its Saint John refinery with the goal of offering hydrogen fuelling infrastructure in Atlantic Canada. The...
July 12, 2022
Irving Oil is expanding hydrogen capacity at its Saint John, N.B., refinery in a bid to lower carbon emissions and offer clean energy to customers. The family-owned company said Tuesday it has a deal with New York-based Plug Power Inc.
July 12, 2022
Irving says it will be the first oil refinery in Canada to invest in electrolyzer technology and its goal is to offer hydrogen fuelling infrastructure in Atlantic Canada.
July 12, 2022
Irving Oil is expanding hydrogen capacity at its Saint John, N.B., refinery in a bid to lower carbon emissions and offer clean energy to customers.
July 12, 2022
Irving Oil is expanding hydrogen capacity at its Saint John, N.B., refinery in a bid to lower carbon emissions and offer clean energy to customers.
May 30, 2022
Central Magnet rising senior wins 2022 Carson Scholarship.
May 26, 2022
Eliza Abston, a rising senior at Central Magnet School,  has been named a winner of the 2022 Carson Scholarship. Abston’s secret to winning the scholarship as a junior — community service. Lots of it. For the year, Abston has logged nearly 120 hours of community service. “I volunteer a lot at my church to experience community here,” Abston said. “I got my hours for the Carson Scholarship because I just regularly serve with kids.&rdqu...
May 18, 2022
The Springtime Sparklers sale met with red hot returns right from the word go as the first lot to hit the sale ring sold for a new record price of 9000 guineas.
May 4, 2022
With turbines from the Burchill Wind Project targetted to be up and running by the end of this year, Saint John Energy's offering of renewable energy ...
April 11, 2022
The Irving Oil refinery and a group of large facilities in New Brunswick that released up to 3.84-million tonnes of carbon dioxide in 2019 are being assessed federal carbon charges on less than two per cent of that amount, according to figures released by Environment and Climate Change Canada.