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Analysis-Canada's EV charging strategy reaches fork in the road - Vimarsana News

Analysis-Canada's EV charging strategy reaches fork in the road

Canada needs to shift gears on its strategy of building electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the country, advocacy groups and government officials say, but they are trying to steer Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government down different roads. Trudeau's rollout strategy is focused on building EV ports in populous public areas and multi-family residential buildings, which experts warn may not be enough to rapidly increase EV adoption and help meet the government's ambitious climate goals. Canada's best opportunity to rev up its charging network build-ou...

Source: yahoo.com
Should you install a heat pump? What to know about the technology, energy efficiency and rebates - Vimarsana News

Should you install a heat pump? What to know about the technology, energy efficiency and rebates

The federal government made changes to the carbon pricing rebate and increased funding for Canadians to switch to heat pumps

Wind vs. solar power: What will win out in B.C.? - Vimarsana News

Wind vs. solar power: What will win out in B.C.?

Natural Resources Canada estimates the capital cost of onshore wind power at $1,389 per kilowatt, with generating capacities of 30 to 45 per cent, compared to $1,516 per kilowatt for utility solar

Ottawa's green grants program for homeowners is running out of money faster than expected - Vimarsana News

Ottawa's green grants program for homeowners is running out of money faster than expected

A federal grant program that offers homeowners money to make their homes more energy efficient is running out of money faster than anticipated — alarming homeowners and industry stakeholders who fear the program might end earlier than expected.

Source: cbc.ca
Wind vs. solar power: What will win out in B.C.? - Vimarsana News

Wind vs. solar power: What will win out in B.C.?

Natural Resources Canada estimates the capital cost of onshore wind power at $1,389 per kilowatt, with generating capacities of 30 to 45 per cent, compared to $1,516 per kilowatt for utility solar