The EVs are for Everyone initiative will raise awareness about electric vehicles in urban and underserved communities
The call for proposals for both the Green Freight Program and the Zero-Emission Vehicle Awareness Initiative will go toward decarbonizing larger classes of vehicles in Canada’s transportation sector
Up to $300,000 will be awarded to eligible applicants through this most recent call for proposals for funding from NRCan’s Zero-Emission Vehicle Awareness Initiative, open until August 18
In honour of Women in Mining Day, Electric Autonomy Canada spotlights some of the leading women in the Canadian mining sector. While there remains a steep climb to gender equality, signs of progress — including opportunities due to mining electrification — are encouraging
Through local events, webinars and a buddy network Quebec-based pairing program, Jumelage, aim helps future EV owners get comfortable behind the wheel of their zero-emission ride
Last year dozens of industry stakeholders came together in a series of discussion forums to examine key industry problems and work on refining and discovering possible solutions to advance and grow EV adoption
Driving schools in Quebec are taking the EV plunge. In the process, they’re leading Canada in teaching students in electric vehicles and in retraining instructors on how to teach new drivers using EVs
Twenty-two organization from coast-to-coast are getting up to $300,000 each in funding for projects designed to accelerate zero-emission vehicle adoption and awareness
Two-thirds of survey respondents have never been in an EV, nearly 30 per cent couldn’t name an EV model and almost 80 per cent want data on EV reliability in Canadian climates before purchasing according to a Natural Resources Canada poll
Up to $300,000 will go to projects designed to accelerate adoption by increasing public understanding and confidence in zero-emission vehicles and charging infrastructure, explains Natural Resources Canada’s Thierry Spiess