Category - Articles
Ottawa approves transmission line to Minnesota
June 14th, 2019Ottawa asks ex-judge for advice in Hydro line spat
May 29th, 2019
Murky math casts doubt on Minnesota power line
May 28th, 2019Keeyask construction by Manitoba Hydro
The Changing Electricity Landscape
May 27th, 2019Utilities can transform challenges into opportunities by focusing on collaboration, innovation and modernization
$20-billion Hydro plan worrying
May 24th, 2019Pallister finds an opening in schedule
May 22nd, 2019
PC government wrong on Efficiency Manitoba
May 10th, 2019“If you’re not growing, you’re falling behind.”
Transportation Electrification: How to Do It Right
May 2nd, 2019Utilities need to provide customers with programs and services that encourage and reward the adoption of more electric vehicles.
Hydro says staff cuts already exceed province's target
May 1st, 2019Crown corp. marching orders
April 30th, 2019Wind-powered buses blow into Portland
April 25th, 2019
Here's how rising air pollution is likely affecting your health
April 24th, 2019Air pollution is having a direct effect on health and life expectancy around the world, according to a slew of new studies
Singapore in Talks With More Electric Car Companies After Dyson
April 21st, 2019Is there any reason why Manitoba could not become a cluster for EV manufacturing?
Propulsion Quebec
April 17th, 2019The Propulsion Québec is a collaborative business platform bringing together all of Quebec’s smart and electric transportation businesses.
Electric car makers woo Chinese buyers with range, features
April 15th, 2019
Canada's EV charging network growing up as numbers and power improve
April 4th, 2019Petro Canada's electric vehicle charging station is shown on display at the Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto on Thursday, February...
Carbon tax won't reduce emissions
April 1st, 2019Economic development fund sets sights on province's north
March 27th, 2019Zero-emission buses a no-brainer
March 21st, 2019Manitoba deserves more energetic focus from Senate
March 14th, 2019
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Pilot Project To Be Launched in Maryland
March 6th, 2019More than 50 charging stations, including nine 'fast charging' ones, to come up in Potomac Edison service territory in five years
Manitoba Hydro Cancels Payout To Local Communities
March 5th, 2019Want to cut greenhouse gases? Cut taxes
March 5th, 2019Hydro dumps program to appease line-affected municipalities
March 4th, 2019Zapped: Unravelling the NDP’s new spin around power prices and the Site C dam
February 20th, 2019B.C.'s NDP is now doing precisely what it criticizes the Liberals for doing — manufacturing a need for power while pushing forward with a...
Campbell dumped as head of Manitoba Hydro review following assault allegation
February 19th, 2019Feds' new energy bill draws criticism from western provinces
February 19th, 2019Lithium Ion Batteries-Recycling story
February 16th, 2019US seeks ways to develop lithium-ion battery recycling to address global demand, potential shortages of materials for electric vehicle, phone...
Alberta government contract to result in three new solar power plants
February 15th, 2019The Alberta government is granting a 20-year contract to supply about half of its electric power needs to a partnership that plans to build...
Vancouver firm carves out turf in EV market
February 13th, 2019Oil to tidewater through Manitoba
February 4th, 2019LANE: Solar power bad for Hydro's bottom line
January 25th, 2019
Manitoba Hydro Begins Pre-Construction On Transmission Project
January 15th, 2019
Giving up gas: China's Shenzhen switches to electric taxis
January 8th, 2019Board's course correction has Hydro headed towards calmer waters
January 4th, 2019
City asks for electric bus study with eye to future
January 3rd, 2019PUB blocks Hydro shortcut to rate hike
January 3rd, 20192018 IN REVIEW: A turbulent year for Manitoba Hydro
December 28th, 2018End of subsidy throws shade on solar industry
December 19th, 2018
Solar is cheaper than Hydro
December 17th, 2018
Canada needs improved military and transport capability in the Canadian Arctic
December 15th, 2018Lane: Hydro debt mess complicated
December 14th, 2018This Latin American country is charging ahead with electric vehicles
December 12th, 2018Can Manitoba learn from what is happening in Chile?
Batteries not included
December 8th, 2018Tories, NDP point fingers as Hydro applies for latest rate hike
December 3rd, 2018We already pay for carbon reduction
November 29th, 2018Bipole III Coalition ends eight-year run
November 23rd, 2018
Manitoba’s hydro mess points to Canada’s larger problem with megadams
November 22nd, 2018Interprovincial energy deal a good first step
November 19th, 2018NEB approves Manitoba Hydro's proposed link to Minnesota
November 15th, 2018NEB approves Manitoba-Minnesota power line
November 15th, 2018
Time to electrify Winnipeg transit
November 13th, 2018Kinew wary of Hydro privatization after new terms
November 8th, 2018
Will Muskrat Falls Pay Dividends? (Part 1)
November 8th, 2018Bipole III watchdog group disbands, replaced by new Manitoba Energy Council
November 7th, 2018Taking the Heart out of Manitoba Hydro
November 7th, 2018Hydro cuts deal to send more power to Saskatchewan
October 29th, 2018Beginning of end for Manitoba Hydro?
October 26th, 2018
Tories playing the blame game
October 26th, 2018
Addressing climate change in cities
October 24th, 2018Hydro project review has political implications
October 20th, 2018Electric vehicles could increase demand for Thompson nickel, says North Atlantic mining director
October 11th, 2018Vale North Atlantic mining operations director Alistair Ross spoke to the Thompson Chamber of Commerce about the future of the company’s...
Electric Cars May Make French Power Demand Rise Again, EDF Says
October 10th, 2018