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Sustainable Materials and Circular Design: Industry Overview 2025

Pipeline companies support new government regulations

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Canada’s pipeline companies say they support the federal government’s new pipeline safety and performance guidelines. The guidelines were announced by Joe Oliver, the minister responsible for the National Energy Board […]

Renewables will surpass natural gas, nuclear by 2016: IEA

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The generation of power from hydro, wind, solar and other renewable sources will exceed that from natural gas and double the output from nuclear by 2016. The International Energy Agency […]

Aerospace industry fuelled by emerging markets: BMO

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Momentum is building in the North American corporate aviation sector with orders and deliveries of corporate jets increasing “significantly” this year. Growth in the aerospace industry overall is forecast to […]

Fuel cell market will double in five years: report

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The market for fuel cell technology will more than double worldwide in the next five years, a new report says. As of this year, the market is worth approximately $613 […]

Wood proponents pushing higher with hybrid construction

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The proposition is startlingly obvious in its simplicity: the earth grows our food, and the earth should grow our homes. The man proposing this is Vancouver architect Michael Green, who […]

US energy self-reliance, pipeline uncertainty put Canada’s energy sector at risk

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There are more warnings from the Conference Board of Canada regarding Canada’s energy sector. Two obstacles stand in the way of Canada’s energy producers: growing production of oil and gas […]

French aerospace companies to set up shop in Montreal

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A pair of French companies announced at the Paris Air Show that they will be establishing businesses in Montreal. The aeronautics parts distributor AHE announced that it will make Montreal […]

Waterloo researchers seek cheaper fuel cells for electric cars

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Researchers at several US and Canadian academic institutions, with key industrial partners, are collaborating in a quest to make a cheaper fuel cell for electric cars. If they succeed, the […]

English-French partners show all-electric aircraft at Paris Air Show

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Global aerospace company the EADS Group revealed today at the Paris Air Show an electric aircraft it has been developing with the French aerospace manufacturer Aero Composites Saintonge (ACS). The […]

North American oil and gas industry has trouble finding workers

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The US oil and gas industry will be hiring in the coming months a new survey shows, with engineers at the top of the list of sought-after workers. Rigzone, a […]

Scientists use lab-grown crystals to create whiter LED light

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The ideal indoor lighting would replicate the natural light of the sun. That light is made up of all the visible colours of the spectrum, as well as a couple […]

Japan setting records for new solar power installations

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Japan will displace Germany as the top solar energy market in the world this year, in terms of revenue, according to a report from the research firm IHS. There has […]

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