An operating division of @PollutionProbe, Energy Exchange is dedicated to advancing energy literacy in Canada.
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District heating & cooling combined with #renewableenergy sources can help meet rising energy needs, improve #EnergyEfficiency, reduce #emissions and improve air quality. Learn more about the untapped potential of district energy networks on the EE blog: energy-exchange.net/the-unta…
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The webinar will focus on the findings in the first #InnovationSandboxes project report. Want a quick and easy guide to what Innovation Sandboxes are and what the project is all about? We've got you covered! 👀⤵️pollutionprobe.org/innovatio…
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Less than 24 hours to go - so there's still time to register! Join Pollution Probe's @RichardKCarlson for tomorrow's webinar on the Innovation Sandboxes project we've been working on with @QUESTCanada. Sign up here: questcanada.org/questevent/e…
On September 22nd, why not join our own @RichardKCarlson for this webinar on #Hydrogen and renewable natural gas? Catch up on Probe's latest work on natural gas here: pollutionprobe.org/future-ho…
#Hydrogen and renewable natural gas (RNG) are being touted as promising pathways for Canada to achieve its decarbonization goals. Join us for a two-part webinar series to find out what's needed to realize this potential. pembina.org/event/H2RNG #H2RNG
ALT Webinar Series: The Future of Hydrogen & RNG
Did you miss last week's webinar on heat, energy and cooling? Or were you there, but liked it so much you've just got to watch it again? Either way, we've got you covered 😎 Watch it here: youtu.be/mlTJNztuE20
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Want to make your next polite conversation about the weather a bit more interesting? Join our August 20th webinar to learn about how ACs affect global warming, and why we should all be talking a lot more about energy poverty. Register for free today! tinyurl.com/y6749bgr
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It’s been a scorching summer for many Canadians. Join us on August 20th for a webinar that explores the issues and challenges around cooling in times of extreme heat, including energy poverty and more.
Register today – access is free to all! ⤵
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It's been a really, REALLY hot summer, and many of us have been relying on air conditioning to get through. On the EE blog, we go into the real cost of all this cooling and how to make sure our attempts to escape the heat don't just make the problem worse. energy-exchange.net/the-cost…
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Innovation can revitalize energy and electricity systems, benefiting consumers and lowering emissions. In Pollution Probe and @QUESTCanada’s new report, we look at what Canada can learn from what’s been done overseas to encourage energy innovation: pollutionprobe.org/press-rel…
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Does summer in the city feel more intense than usual this year? You aren't imagining things - we're just living under a heat dome. Find out more about heat domes, urban heat islands, and the impacts of extreme heat in the latest @ProbeEnergyEx blog post: energy-exchange.net/heat-dom…
What does the future of fossil fuels in Canada look like? There's no quick answer, but understanding what’s happening now is key to making predictions for the future. Our new blog series is your primer to the oil industry in Canada. Read part 1 here: wp.me/p4IBHb-2nL
We're continuing our blog series on fossil fuels in Canada with today's installment, focusing on oil sands mining. Give it a read here ⤵️
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Part 3 of our blog series on Canada's oil industry is up! Today we're focusing on in-situ production in the oil sands. wp.me/p4IBHb-2o0
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Today, @PollutionProbe and @QUESTCanada launched our latest collaboration - the Innovation Sandboxes Project, to drive innovation and set Canada's electricity and natural gas systems on the fast track to a low-emissions future. Want to know more? ⤵️ questcanada.org/project/inno…
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The webinar will highlight some of our own recent work – an urban energy study made possible through the generous support of @AtmosphericFund – and more real-world projects with our incredible panel of guest speakers.
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How can Canadian cities meet growing energy demand cleanly, keep costs low for consumers, and boost local economies in the process? Join our May 21st webinar to find out! Register here ⤵️
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In Canada, new energy demand is overwhelmingly driven by cities, and there's a growing need to transition to clean energy sources. Join our May 21 webinar for a deep dive into clean, affordable urban energy options in Canadian cities!
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Today in #COVIDー19 updates: Ontario will extend all-day, off-peak electricity rates (initially put in place on March 24 for a 45 day period) until the end of May.
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It's almost the end of an eventful year - so we've got double-header blog posts! With 2019 wrapping up we thought we’d highlight our favorite energy graphs of the year and give you the low down on what we think the hot energy topics of 2020 will be.
@Shell recently published their new Sky scenario, which finds a drastically shifting fuel mix coming for passenger vehicles. Their graph made it into our top five!
With the federal election resulting in a Liberal minority, energy will be front and center in the news in 2020. Check out our predictions for 2020’s hot energy topics! bit.ly/34CSUH0