Green

With the hiring of its first CEO, the Materials Joining Innovation Center (MaJIC) is ready to hit the ground running. Donald Jan Dekker, C.E.T., C.S.T., launches the Center’s operation May 1. Mr.

It is possible that struggling northern pulp mills can survive by transforming into ethanol plants, said retired Tembec CEO and founder Frank Dottori. “I think over the next few years you’re going to see some breakthroughs in technologies.

The ground has been broken on Atikokan's 10 megawatt clean electricity cogeneration plant despite the fact that its main source of fuel is in receivership.

Hatch Energy is helping the mine and forestry sectors to save money during energy assessments thanks to a computer diagnostic tool.

At a time when people are becoming more environmentally conscious, a Northern Ontario supply company that has traditionally focused on the mining and forestry sectors now sells wind-powered electricity generators for commercial buildings.

A New Mexico manufacturer of solar equipment is negotiating to establish a plant in Sault Ste. Marie to help a green energy developer triple the size of its solar farm project and expand its projects across Ontario.

Over the next four years, Laurentian University engineering professor Dr. Dougal McCreath will be burying himself in the weighty issue of finding the best way to dispose of radioactive nuclear waste.

There are no snow days in this class. Work is not cancelled due to inclement weather.

Drastic changes in provincial energy policies will result in a minimum 15 per cent spike in energy prices over the next two decades, according to representatives from the Ontario Power Authority (OPA).

A Sault Ste. Marie green energy technology company hopes to warm up the local market to the idea of using green fuels. SITTM Technologies Inc. is supplying a soybean oil product called B99.9 Soy Bio-diesel to a City Transit bus on a trial basis.