345. Salvation Army to save $6 million with net-zero-ready Grace Village David Dodge June 7, 2023Renewable Energy, Buildings, Energy Efficiency, Geothermal, Green Buildings, Net Zero Leave a Comment By David Dodge, GreenEnergyFutures.ca The Salvation Army owns 1,400 buildings in Canada. It is one … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
311. Can Geoships Help Us Solve the Climate and Affordable Housing Crises? David Dodge April 1, 2022Green Buildings Leave a Comment By David Dodge, GreenEnergyFutures.ca Picture small geodesic domes sprinkled in a decentralized cooperative village in … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
298. What happened to all that farmland under Canada’s largest solar farm? David Dodge October 6, 2021Solar Leave a Comment By David Dodge, GreenEnergyFutures.ca The Claresholm Solar Project is the largest solar project in Canada. … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
261. How a boring church lawn was transformed into a food forest David Dodge September 30, 2020Permaculture, Climate Change Leave a Comment By David Dodge and Kay Rollans In his final manuscript Wild Fruits, Henry David Thoreau … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
245. Land Reclamation and the Decade of Ecological Restoration David Dodge March 11, 2020Reclamation Leave a Comment Green Energy Futures presents Part II, in collaboration with the Alberta Emerald Foundation, the Emerald … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
223. Solar Thermal Home still cool after all these years David Dodge June 13, 2019Buildings, Electric Vehicles, Energy Efficiency, Energy Storage, Renewable Energy, Solar 1 Comment By David Dodge and Scott Rollans Calgary’s Ed Ma built an ultra-efficient solar-thermal-heated home way … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
219. Osnabrück county produces 80% renewable energy David Dodge April 10, 2019Renewable Energy, Bikes, Climate Change, Electric Vehicles, Solar, Wind Leave a Comment By David Dodge and Scott Rollans The county of Osnabrück in northern Germany produces 80 … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
196. Riverdale the Sustainable in Eco-City David Dodge June 12, 2018Renewable Energy, Solar Leave a Comment By David Dodge and Scott Rollans Driving down Alex Taylor Road in Edmonton, you feel … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
128. Vitoria-Gasteiz: Spain’s green capital is made for walking David Dodge December 14, 2015Biogas, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy 2 Comments By David Dodge & Dylan Thompson Change is hard. Green energy enthusiasts talk a lot … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
124. Green Acres, Hutterites invest in solar to run the farm and more David Dodge November 16, 2015Renewable Energy, Solar 5 Comments By David Dodge & Dylan Thompson You’ve seen them before, though they don’t tend to … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
112. Welcome to the Octopod: An off-grid, solar powered shipping container cabin in Bobcaygeon, Ontario David Dodge June 15, 2015Buildings, Energy Efficiency, Solar 1 Comment By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Whether you call it a cottage or a cabin, … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
86. Echohaven: An environmentally friendly, energy efficient suburb David Dodge October 29, 2014Energy Efficiency, Net Zero, Passive Solar, Solar 1 Comment By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney To borrow a popular internet meme, what if I … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
84. Integrated bio-refinery David Dodge October 8, 2014Biofuels, Biogas, Renewable Energy Leave a Comment By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Alberta is known for its beef – or more … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
76. An integrated ethanol biorefinery wastes not David Dodge May 2, 2014Biofuels, Energy Efficiency 1 Comment By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Kalundborg is a small port city in Denmark with … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
36. Micro-brewed biodiesel powers bus tours in Victoria David Dodge March 27, 2013Biofuels 1 Comment By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney With 17 micro-breweries the 750,000 people who call Vancouver … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
33. Landfill gas: How old garbage can generate electricity David Dodge March 1, 2013Renewable Energy 2 Comments By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Apple cores, pumpkins, Christmas trees and the crusts your … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
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 … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
29. Canada’s greenest building David Dodge February 1, 2013Energy Efficiency, Geothermal, Renewable Energy, Solar Leave a Comment By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney While some buildings feature stylish fountains out front, the … Read More Share this:BlueskyEmailTweetMoreShare on TumblrRedditThreadsWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
