The CKUA Radio podcast of the GreenEnergyFutures.ca series. The multi-media series is hosted by Davi
Reza Nasseri, the CEO of the Landmark Group of Builders, thinks the traditional house building proce
The Cowichan Bio-Diesel cooperative has grown from a small group of volunteers selling jugs of their
Reimagine is a movement started by Edmonton architectural firm Manasc Isaac to inspire people who ow
The Nest programmable thermostat can, on first blush, look a bit like the HAL9000 from Spacy Odyssey
There are 64 landfill gas recovery projects in Canada diverting more than seven million megatonnes o
The new hot water style district heating system at UBC runs partly on biomass generated heat. It can
Farmers in Ontario are diversifying into farming for biogas. It uses cow manure and grease from the
Unbeknownst to the thousands of skiers who visit Whistler-Blackcomb every year is exactly what power
Alive is not a word you use to describe buildings very often but this four-story 60,000 square foot
The False Creek Energy Centre currently heats 250,000 square metres of space with heat from the sewe
When you talk about the tipping point in Vancouver's efforts to get people cycling it was a decision
Canada's leading cleantech entrepreneurs, academics and executives say what's needed for Canada to b
This Camrose County willow biomass project is a real example of a win-win-win project. They took a p
In our last Green Energy Futures CKUA podcast of 2012 we take a tour through our favourite stories,
On an average day about 160 billion tonnes of seawater flows into the Bay of Fundy. That’s more than
Université St. Anne is a small, Francophone university in Nova Scotia. It's located on the southeast
Walmart might not be the most popular company among the green set, but they have taken some amazing
When Nova Scotia instituted its feed-in tariff it had a community twist. After all this is the home
A new study confirms it. Alberta has the best solar potential in all of Canada. This news was announ
A home energy audit is one of the most powerful tools you have to reduce your own energy consumption
