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Electric vehicles (EVs) are on the rise. Just look outside. You’ll probably see a Tesla or even a Rivian. Recently, new, more ecological cars have started invading even EV-averse roads of Alberta! And yet, some feel that while one revolution has just begun, another is right around the corner. Its name? Hydrogen. Progress can’t stand still. That’s true, but hydrogen? Will this supposedly magic solution make cars more eco-friendly and still have all the best qualities of gas ve

Electric vehicles (EVs) are an increasingly common choice for Canadians. This is good news since Canada plans to phase out combustion vehicles by 2035 and replace them with EVs. It’s ambitious — some even say unrealistic because of the lack of charging infrastructure.   But who’s responsible for building the charging infrastructure for this massive transition? Is any money collected through carbon taxation used for this?   The Carbon Tax   The carbon tax policy is designed to

Electric vehicles are on the rise — there’s no denying it. In big cities, they are no longer an oddity, and as they become more affordable, more people buy them. Transportation is responsible for roughly 25% of emissions in Canada [9]. So, people see BEVs as a potential solution. Yet, there are still many barriers to overcome. More Canadians live in condos, apartments and other housing where a BEV owner may not have a garage charger. More BEVs Means More Condo Challenges In 2

A guide to better understanding the current-day benefits of an EV in Canada. The global transition towards battery electric vehicles...

Why nuclear power has caused increased emissions in some provinces Power Sources in Ontario Hydroelectric power and nuclear power are...

It's time for innovative solutions Power Sources in Ontario In the last few years, we have increasingly relied on renewables. Alternative...