The combination of more EVs equipped with bidirectional charging, growth of equipment makers like Montreal’s dcbel Energy, and some forward-thinking utilities is making it happen
Despite announcing the Quebec project in early 2022, BASF now says it is continuing “to evaluate the best location” for a CAM plant in North America
As pressure from EV drivers grows, and other jurisdictions move to mandate uptime, we look at the ways Canada’s charging networks are honing their maintenance and performance standards
While the U.S. and UK as well as multiple state governments are now legislating minimum uptime requirements for electric vehicles charging stations, Canadian regulations are nowhere in sight
Element Fleet Management says many of its 5,500 clients are facing investor demands to cut carbon emissions and need help planning and executing their fleet transitions to electric
From Halifax to Coquitlam, cities and mayors on the front lines in the fight against climate change are putting electric vehicles and zero-emission transit at the heart of their campaigns
Canada is signalling through a new hydrogen fuel strategy that it sees massive potential for the technology in a country where long-haul distances for transportation — ranging from boats to buses and trucks to trains — must be conquered
Canadian hydrogen fuel cell technology powers thousands of buses and heavy trucks around the world. Now experts say our economy, energy markets and domestic fuel infrastructure could be aligning to put more on the road in this country
