United States: Wind power has been booming since 2007
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Despite the variability of its production, adding generation capacity from wind and solar sources costs less than using only natural gas and coal.
Siemens Canada and University of New Brunswick partner on smart grid research projects
Young employees return to 9 to 5
SNC-Lavalin: from delinquent to model student?
The U.S. Energy Information Administration estimates that by 2013, the U.S. will be the world's leading producer of hydrocarbon oil and natural gas.
Québec's industrial policy for 2013-2017 will focus on three key areas: modernizing and improving the environmental performance of manufacturing companies, fostering the emergence of "new flagships", and supporting innovation.
Known climate change parameters
Germany's next step
Québec Industrial Policy 2013-2017 Employment priority (Official document)
Shale gas: first declines in the United States
Innoventé: energy like you've never seen it before