We cover news focused on Canada as well as international topics. Some of the topics we cover include: announcements of a big policy change, new energy-efficiency incentive programs, research into new green building materials being developed, reports about the growth of the green building industry.
The United States produces a tremendous amount of food every year – 235 million tons last year or 38 percent of all food that’s produced. And a third of that is wasted. Even more alarming is that, of the 235
Research and Markets just released the Green Building Materials Strategic Business Report. The report states that in 2023, the global market for green building materials is estimated at $436.9 billion and that number is predicted to grow at a CAGR
Thanks to a deal struck between TimberHP and CertainTeed, Canadians can expect to see more wood-fibre insulation become available. TimberHP is a Maine-based manufacturer that started producing the first wood-fibre insulation in the United States. TimberHP just finalized the deal
The recently released Canada Green Buildings Strategy aims to help the country decarbonize the building sector, with a massive push to upgrade and retrofit over 16 million houses and over 500,000 commercial, industrial and institutional buildings. The strategy outlines key
The federal government recently released the Canada Green Buildings Strategy, a document that outlines the country’s goal to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 through various means. One of the major commitments outlined in this document is the replacement of oil
The Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Hon. Jonathan Wilkinson, just released the Canada Green Buildings Strategy (CGBS). Focusing on both economics and the environment, the CGBS sets out to help Canadians save on energy bills through green upgrades while
The government of Saskatchewan recently filed an application for a court injunction to stop the Canada Revenue Agency from collecting the federal carbon tax from the province. The court just ruled in favour of this application and has blocked the
The federal Government of Canada is planning to reach net-zero emissions by the year 2050. To that end, many provinces are investing heavily in green and clean forms of electricity generation, with Ontario currently being a prime example, particularly as
The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) just finalized a financial agreement that sees it committing $100 million in funding to GDI Integrated Facility Services to be invested in a variety of sustainable energy retrofits in aging and old buildings across Canada.
Federal Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson recently said that Shell Canada’s decision to greenlight their Polaris carbon capture project is likely to just be the beginning of a wave of investment into carbon capture and storage projects. He expects up
