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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Wind”

"Every one of these three-car trains that goes by has a capacity of 600 people. That means it's taking about 550 cars off the road. It makes a lot of sense," says Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi. Photo David Dodge, GreenEnergyFutures.ca

115. Calgary’s wind-powered LRT an incredibly successful system: Naheed Nenshi

David Dodge July 6, 2015Electric Vehicles, Wind 2 Comments

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney The CTrain in Calgary is one of the greatest …

Solar flowers at Clarkson Wastewater Treatment Plant in the Region of Peel in Mississauga, Ontario. This flamboyant solar system is installed right next door to a former hybrid bus plant that also has a 427 kW solar system on it's roof. More than 23,000 renewable energy projects have been built in Ontario since the launch of the Green Energy Act in 2009. Photo David Dodge, Green EnergyFutures.ca

111. Ontario: Canada’s energy transition success – the untold story

David Dodge June 8, 2015Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind 3 Comments

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney When you look at Ontario’s greenhouse gas reductions you …

Keeping turbines off of ridge tops, upwind of side slopes, and away from pronounced valleys, help reduce raptor fatalities in wind farms. Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures

104. Birds, bats and wind turbines

David Dodge March 30, 2015Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Being something of a naturalist myself, some of my …

No two homes are the same in the Craik Eco-Village. There are tiny homes, homes made of straw bales, homes made out of insulated concrete forms – each home is its own unique recipe for building eco-home. Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures

99. Craik, Saskatchewan: The little Eco-Village that could

David Dodge February 23, 2015Buildings, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind 3 Comments

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney About ten years ago the town of Craik, Saskatchewan, …

Ryan Jansen of the Saskatchewan Research Council research shows batteries can increase a wind turbine's capacity factor significantly, allowing grid operators to incorporate more wind turbines. Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures

95. Cowessess First Nation has the biggest battery in Saskatchewan

David Dodge January 26, 2015Energy Storage, First Nations, Wind 2 Comments

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney A California-based utility recently put a 100-megawatt peaker plant …

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94. Energiewende: Addressing the myths of Germany’s energy transition

David Dodge January 19, 2015Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Energiewende – pronounced phonetically as “en-er-gee-ven-da,” is the German …

Kyle Kasawski of Landmark Solar

89. Wind and solar reduce the price of electricity in Alberta

David Dodge November 24, 2014Solar, Wind 3 Comments

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Have you heard the one about how renewables are …

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66. KidWind Challenge: Getting high school kids amped about wind power

David Dodge March 4, 2014Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney The main room of Edmonton’s city hall is full …

Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures Community Solar at Oilfield Arena, Black Diamond, Alberta www.greenenergyfutures.ca

65. Community solar: Meet a small town solar energy Macgyver

David Dodge February 24, 2014Solar, Energy Efficiency, Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney It’s one thing for SolarShare to get $3 million worth of …

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57. Energy storage: Power-to-gas and better batteries

David Dodge December 12, 2013Biofuels, Electric Vehicles, Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney When people think of energy storage, they think of …

Bullfrog Power offices in Toronto

48. Bullfrog Power – the story behind the cute little frog

David Dodge June 28, 2013Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Wendell Berry once famously wrote that eating is an …

Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures Shot at EECOL Electric in Calgary, Alberta.

45. Big idea: The distributed generation revolution

David Dodge June 3, 2013Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind 1 Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Ever since I was a little kid three smoke …

Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia

24. Our favourite stories of 2012

David Dodge December 12, 2012Electric Vehicles, Geothermal, Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney When the White Rabbit in Alice in Wonderland said, …

Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures Nova Scotia

22. The greenest little campus in Canada

David Dodge November 27, 2012Biomass, Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind 1 Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Church Point is a little known dot on the …

Austen Hughes, a community wind developer with Natural Forces is developing several projects that qualify for Nova Scotia's community feed-in tariff. Photo by David Dodge

20. Nova Scotia’s community power

David Dodge November 14, 2012Wind, Renewable Energy 1 Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Tour the rolling countryside of Nova Scotia in the …

Heidi Eijgel, rides her horse Luna, past the turbines of Summerview wind farm.

12. Heidi Eigel: One farmer’s wind story

David Dodge September 20, 2012Renewable Energy, Wind Leave a Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Heidi Eijgel (pronounced eye-gel) is an Alberta horse farmer …

Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures Dawson Creek and Tumbler Ridge BC Sustainable Dawson Creek and Big Wind in BC

11. Big wind in British Columbia

David Dodge September 6, 2012Wind 1 Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney While British Columbia might have a reputation as a …

Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures

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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09. How Toronto’s waterfront wind turbine kick-started a green energy revolution

David Dodge August 28, 2012Renewable Energy, Wind 1 Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Mathematician, meteorologist and chaos theory pioneer Edward Lorenz was …

Bear Mountain Wind Park defines the skyline around the city of Dawson Creek.

08. Awesome Dawson Creek: A northern oil and gas town bets big on renewable energy

David Dodge June 20, 2012Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind 1 Comment

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Dawson Creek is in the heart of oil and …

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