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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

Source: prpeak.com
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

Heat pump popularity is increasing, but how well do they work on the Prairies? - Vimarsana News

Heat pump popularity is increasing, but how well do they work on the Prairies?

With no sign of further exemptions to the federal carbon tax, heat pumps have made their way into the energy conversation. But are they a viable heating source for cold Prairie winters?

Source: cbc.ca
Science should guide Canada's forest degradation policy, says open letter - Vimarsana News

Science should guide Canada's forest degradation policy, says open letter

An open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calls for science — not economics — to guide Canada's 'forest degradation' policy.

EV charging infrastructure program failed to prioritize underserved areas, says report - Vimarsana News

EV charging infrastructure program failed to prioritize underserved areas, says report

Natural Resources Canada’s $680-million Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program did not prioritize underserved areas such as rural areas, according to a new audit.

Source: cbc.ca