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July 7, 2025

Summer Heat Drives Record Electricity Demand in Ontario and the U.S. Northeast

Record-breaking electricity demand across Ontario and the Northeastern U.S. signals a new normal driven by extreme heat and accelerating electrification, highlighting the urgent need for smarter grid management, infrastructure investment, and climate-resilient energy planning.

Futuristic Electric Truck

Renewable Energy & Grid Modernization

February 21, 2023

Overcoming Barriers to Electric Heavy Haul Trucking

University of Windsor researchers are exploring electric heavy-haul trucking’s potential to eliminate carbon emissions, while addressing challenges like power infrastructure needs.

Rendering of electric truck

Renewable Energy & Grid Modernization

February 20, 2023

TCFC Electric Trucking Event

Experts at a University of Windsor event, in collaboration with 360 Energy Inc., highlighted the critical need for electrifying heavy-duty trucking to reduce carbon emissions.

Canadian House of Commons

Renewable Energy & Grid Modernization

May 17, 2021

How Canada’s Budget Gambles on Technology to Solve Its Carbon Problem

The 2021 Canadian federal budget prioritized climate action and a green economy, allocating $8 billion to drive innovation and transition to a net-zero carbon economy by 2050.

Bright Green Leaf with sun shining on it.

Renewable Energy & Grid Modernization

April 19, 2021

Bright Green Truths – Renewable Energy Grows From Strength to Strength

Renewable energy has reached a historic tipping point, with solar and wind now cheaper than fossil fuels in most markets.

2 men in silhouette in front of transmission lines

Renewable Energy & Grid Modernization

November 5, 2020

Grid Capacity Update - Greenhouse Trusted Advisor

Addressing grid capacity constraints facing Ontario's indoor agriculture sector and exploring options for growers to access affordable electricity for current operations and expansion.