BC Hydro says it wants 3,000 gigawatt hours (GWh) of new clean power. Alaska Hydro says it can deliver 484 GWh - about 16 per cent of the new power needs - with a small hydro-electric dam on More Creek. So what's the problem? Why is BC Hydro telling Alaska Hydro it won't qualify under the new power call?

(Credit: Canva Pro)Looking to the future of TCFD, Ashlyn Anderson, Policy and Advocacy Expert at climate intelligence company Cervest, looks at how the new EU Taxonomy plans and ISSB framework drive a new era in TCFD regulation and corporate accountability. How can technology help unlock this for...

Photo Credit: Eric Haynes Global offshore wind is gearing up for a comeback in 2025, with new capacity additions expected to hit 19 gigawatts (GW) and spending projected to soar to $80 billion, according to Oslo-based independent energy research firm Rystad Energy. That's a big rebound...