Green

A Toronto biofuel company has innovative plans to use Northern Ontario woody biomass to make a specialty pellet that European power producers may be eager to snap up.

A five-year-old plan to convert the coal-burning Thunder Bay Generating Station to natural gas has been dusted off and is being put into play.

Sault Ste. Marie MPP David Orazietti is again delivering the goods to St. Marys Paper.

With expectations that global energy costs will climb ever higher in the coming years, Renewable Resource Recovery Corp. (R3C) is banking on the reliability of the world’s greatest energy source: the sun.

A trio of new green-focused projects at Sudbury's Cambrian College are among the school’s most visible symbols of its renewed drive towards applied research.

Mikro-Tek first Canadian forestry company to meet stringent Kyoto Protocol registration process

Dryden’s Bryan Tardiff wants to unlock the vast potential of local energy independence in northwestern Ontario.

As major hydroelectric projects loom large on the municipality’s horizon, the Town of Kapuskasing is taking a close look at itself to ensure it will have the workforce necessary to meet employers’ impending needs.

An executive from a Spanish solar panel manufacturer intending to set up shop in Sault Ste. Marie this summer will be speaking this week at an alternative energy workshop in the city.

A southern Ontario green technology company is poised to begin construction of a large waste-to-energy gasification plant in Sault Ste. Marie to handle all of the city's household garbage. The Elementa Group Inc.