Advancing large-scale solar boosts farmland prices - PVBuzzMedia
This benefits landowners but may hinder agricultural use, reduce food security, and limit access for new farmers.| PVBuzzMedia
A new 824 kW solar and 1.6 MWh battery microgrid at Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge is slashing diesel use by 80%, setting a new standard for sustainable off-grid operations in British Columbia. The post Inside the massive solar microgrid powering one of Canada’s most remote resorts appeared first on PVBuzzMedia.| PVBuzzMedia
Hopper’s effective departure date is January 30, 2026 The post SEIA president to step down after a nine-year tenure appeared first on PVBuzzMedia.| PVBuzzMedia
Ontario’s latest electricity rate hike, effective November 1st, will see bills rise by about 15% for most residential and small business customers—but not everyone will feel the impact equally. The post Ontario’s latest electricity rate hike is here—some will feel the hurt, others won’t appeared first on PVBuzzMedia.| PVBuzzMedia
This benefits landowners but may hinder agricultural use, reduce food security, and limit access for new farmers.| PVBuzzMedia
New analysis highlights provincial policy gaps as corporate climate goals accelerate clean-energy demand The post Canada’s largest companies will need 7.7 GW of renewable power by 2040, report finds appeared first on PVBuzzMedia.| PVBuzzMedia
The funding supports companies in six provinces working on technologies that target battery performance. The post Canada invests $22 million to accelerate domestic battery innovation appeared first on PVBuzzMedia.| PVBuzzMedia
Partnership with Sunrun, BGE, and Ford| PVBuzzMedia
The initiative is expected to attract between $2.3 billion and $3.6 billion in private capital investment, creating up to 1,500 jobs annually.| PVBuzzMedia
Insight First Nation, European partner to build largest solar project in New Brunswick| PVBuzzMedia
Insight Canada funds a massive off-grid solar project in British Columbia| PVBuzzMedia
Insight Canada funds a massive off-grid solar project in British Columbia| PVBuzzMedia
Solar has been the largest source of new generating capacity for 21 consecutive months, and renewables are projected to be nearly 40% of total generating capacity within three years.| PVBuzzMedia
The Greener Homes Grant has spurred nearly $11 billion in clean energy renovations nationwide, but its early closure is reshaping Canada’s approach to deep energy retrofits.| PVBuzzMedia
5N Plus' specialty semiconductor materials are used to manufacture thin-film photovoltaic (PV) solar modules.| PVBuzzMedia
Insight Hydro-Québec aims to develop 3,000 MW of solar energy by 2035| PVBuzzMedia
Publishing solar energy breaking news, research and analysis—updates on emerging markets and sustainable energy trends around the world.| PVBuzzMedia
A diverse team developed a new dielectric n additive-based coating technology that enables high-performance organic photovoltaics (OPVs) to be manufactured reliably regardless of seasonal humidity changes.| PVBuzzMedia
REC Silicon’s board says it has no choice but to accept Hanwha Group’s low buyout bid due to legal constraints and a lack of alternative financing, despite shareholder opposition.| PVBuzzMedia
The Canadian government is investing nearly $17 million in a major off-grid solar project with the Ulkatcho First Nation, aiming to cut diesel use by 64% and advance clean energy and reconciliation goals in remote communities.| PVBuzzMedia
Amid surging energy demand and climate-driven supply shocks, British Columbia launches dual initiatives to expand reliable electricity sources and scale up energy efficiency as part of a broader clean energy overhaul.| PVBuzzMedia
“We have essentially changed our perspective,” said Hydro-Québec CEO Michael Sabia, as the utility revealed plans for large-scale solar investments.| PVBuzzMedia
Mentions 5,000 gigawatt-hours of clean energy, including wind and solar.| PVBuzzMedia
Insight New Trump executive order fast-tracks end of solar and wind tax breaks| PVBuzzMedia
CanREA urges Prime Minister Carney to act quickly on clean energy investment promises—sees Liberal re-election as a big win.| PVBuzzMedia
The Trump tariffs on Canadian imports risk disrupting Canada's solar industry but may catalyze innovation and market diversification.| PVBuzzMedia
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The recent cabinet reshuffle in Ontario, which saw Todd Smith replaced by Stephen Lecce as the Energy Minister, presents uncertainty over the future of the province’s decarbonization strategy.| pvbuzz.com
