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Pedal to the metal | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Pedal to the metal | News, Sports, Jobs

When Duane Olson got a John Deere 9430T tractor about a year ago, it was a switch from the CAT Challenger tractors he was used to driving. There was one comp

Alberta reviewing electricity market ahead of reforms with aim of ensuring affordable, reliable power - Vimarsana News

Alberta reviewing electricity market ahead of reforms with aim of ensuring affordable, reliable power

Utilities and Affordability Minister Nathan Neudorf says rapid global change requires a more hands-on approach, while the province grapples with the transition to less carbon-intensive energy

Renewable energy pause welcome in parts of rural Alberta — though some say review long overdue - Vimarsana News

Renewable energy pause welcome in parts of rural Alberta — though some say review long overdue

For some landowners in rural Alberta, the provincial government's announcement of a seven-month moratorium on approving wind and solar power projects is being seen as welcome and overdue.

Source: cbc.ca
Ecological corridors can provide animals — and people — with a lifeline in a warming world - Vimarsana News

Ecological corridors can provide animals — and people — with a lifeline in a warming world

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we examine the benefits of wildlife corridors and the justifications for Alberta's recently announced renewable energy moratorium.

Source: cbc.ca
Opinion: Alberta's renewable energy pause goes against conservative free market fundamentals - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Alberta's renewable energy pause goes against conservative free market fundamentals

The conservative free market fundamentals underpinning Alberta’s approach to its electricity market are no longer be as strong as thought