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According to Penelope Comette of the Pembina Institute and the Green Jobs Map there are 14,100 renewable energy jobs in B.C. Photo David Dodge

127. Renewable energy jobs a big growth sector

David Dodge December 7, 2015Hydro, Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge & Dylan Thompson By any metric, the renewable energy sector is a …

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Don Gamache, operator of the Fitzsimmons Creek run-of-river project, gestures at the weir where water is diverted into a penstock pipe that travels 3.5 km down to the power plant. This headpond is sandwhiched between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. Photo David Dodge

30. How it works: Run-of-river hydroelectric power

David Dodge February 8, 2013Hydro Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney When I first heard of “run-of-river” I had it …

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10. The renewable energy revolution in Ontario

David Dodge August 30, 2012Biofuels, Biogas, Energy Efficiency, Hydro, Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Alberta and Ontario are, from an outsider’s perspective, remarkably …

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02. NAIT’s new alternative energy program zeros in on solar, wind, geothermal and more

David Dodge May 4, 2012Biofuels, Geothermal, Hydro, Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Kolton Kasur sees plenty of green in his future. …

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