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Built to host the 2012 Summer Olympics, London Stadium is now a multi-use outdoor space currently home to Premier League football club West Ham United. Its roof also hosts 3,350 solar membrane panels, which have generated 1M KwH since coming online in 2025. www.theenergymix.com/london-stadi...

London Stadium’s Rooftop Solar System Hits 1M kWh Generated Since 2025

A rooftop solar panel installation atop London Stadium has generated one million kilowatt-hours in just 14 months since it came online in 2025, enough electricity to avoid roughly 177 tonnes of carbon...

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Tomorrow's runoff election between President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro "matters not only for Brazil, but for the future of humanity,” says Observatório do Clima's head of international policy. www.theenergymix.com/everything-i...

‘Everything Is at Stake for the Amazon’ as Brazil Heads Back to the Polls

On Oct. 25, two political movements will vie for control of Brazil in a runoff election, with the fate of the Amazon at stake.

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What happens when a school cuts its electricity bill by nearly 80%? When a fish trader can preserve her stock for longer? When a farmer can irrigate crops using the power of the sun? Pauline Ongaji explores how solar power is changing lives across Kenya. www.theenergymix.com/solar-power-...

Solar Power Lights Up Lives Across Kenya

From schoolrooms to fish markets and small farms, solar power is helping Kenyans cut energy costs, keep food fresh, and irrigate crops where grid electricity is limited or unreliable.

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Our Projects lead, Megan Aoki, calls Yellowhead County, Alberta, home. She was relieved to learn Tuesday that about 76% of voters in the province's referendum chose to keep Alberta in Canada. Alongside that relief, was an uneasiness about the results of the nine others questions on the ballot.

Alberta Chose Canada. Now Let's Safeguard What That Choice Protects.

On Tuesday morning, Megan Aoki checked the results of the Alberta referendum and felt something she didn’t expect: relief. Albertans had chosen Canada. But the ballot had 10 questions, seemingly leadi...

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​What do Canadian asset owners need to know about the current landscape and how they can help create a more resilient and sustainable future for Canada? Join Mitchell Beer at the Impact United Academy webinar "Understanding Canada’s Climate and Energy Landscape" tomorrow, Oct. 20: luma.com/ezmr4txs

Understanding Canada’s Climate and Energy Landscape · Zoom · Luma

Date: Tuesday October 20th from 10:00-11:00am PT / 1:00-2:00pm ET As an energy-exporting country, what is Canada's role (and the role of asset owners) in the…

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Environmental health scholar Lauren Minsky, the creator of the People’s Cancer Incidence Screening Tool (PCIST), says her new mapping tool shows higher rates of several cancers in small communities near fracking sites and refineries, places too small for conventional epidemiology to count.

‘We Know Enough to Act’: U.S. Researcher Maps Cancer Rates Near Fossil Fuel and Industrial Sites

A Pennsylvania researcher says her new mapping tool shows higher rates of several cancers in small communities near fracking sites and refineries, places she argues are too small for conventional epid...

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Researchers are now able to estimate the impact of current and future emissions from individual fossil fuel projects and track real consequences for communities, challenging the argument that emissions from a single project are globally insignificant. www.theenergymix.com/new-tool-est...

New Tool Estimates Human Toll of Individual Fossil Fuel Projects

The Carbon Impacts Tracer marks a shift from measuring a project’s climate footprint in tonnes of carbon to estimating what those emissions could mean for people and ecosystems. For Canada, that could...

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The global EV market is growing. Light-duty EV sales in 2025 exceeded 20 million and made up about a quarter of all light-duty vehicle sales, up from 19% in 2024. Almost 90% of light-duty vehicle sales were in China, the United States, Europe, and India. Read the latest 👉

Zero-Emission Trucks Gain Ground Worldwide, But Not in Canada

Medium- and heavy-duty electric vehicle sales grew “considerably” from 2020 to 2025, with global trends favouring trucks, though in Canada buses and coaches dominated that vehicle category.

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PM Carney has been aggressively working to attract international investment to Canada. But Indigenous groups are concerned about how policy changes will affect their rights to land and natural resources, and whether the feds will fulfill their commitments for consultation with First Nations.

Indigenous Groups Cite Poor Consultation on Major Projects, Lowball Offer on Trans Mountain Pipeline

Some of Canada’s planned major projects are coming up against consent obligations with First Nations, while the federal government offers Indigenous groups a 15% stake in the Trans Mountain Pipeline t...

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“Women hold fewer than three in 10 jobs in Canada’s environmental and clean technology sector, even as demand for skilled workers continues to grow,” said Trellis Fund founder Rebecca Black. The fund was created “to help increase that number—one student, one opportunity, and one career at a time.”

Trellis Fund Announces Latest Grants for Women Entering Sustainability Careers

The Toronto-based Trellis Fund has announced the latest in its annual series of grants to four women who are studying to enter Canada’s sustainability work force.

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In this week's SHIFT: the latest on O'Leary's Wonder Valley AI data centre and the youth-led climate accountability case against the federal government - plus, do you know how big Canada's cleantech sector is? And four more stories you may have missed this week: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

This Week Has Seven (Long) Days: News Stories You May Have Missed | The Energy Mix

Seven news stories that may have been crowded out of your news feed this week but we wanted you not to miss out on.

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From improving access to affordable and sustainable energy to protecting ocean ecosystems; decarbonizing steel and cement to the role insurance plays in community adaptation: meet this year's Trellis Fund recipients and what they're working on! www.theenergymix.com/trellis-fund...

Trellis Fund Announces Latest Grants for Women Entering Sustainability Careers

The Toronto-based Trellis Fund has announced the latest in its annual series of grants to four women who are studying to enter Canada’s sustainability work force.

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Councillors in Greenview, #Alberta have stalled a conflict of interest bylaw, even as they face criticism over the lack of transparency in their $70-billion deal with #KevinOLeary to build the “world’s largest #AIdatacentre." No date has been set for when the bylaw will be back in front of council.

Alberta Rural Municipality Hosting Massive Data Centre Defers Conflict of Interest Bylaw

Councillors in a rural Alberta municipality have stalled a new conflict of interest bylaw, even as they face criticism over the lack of transparency in their $70-billion deal with celebrity investor K...

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Polling has confirmed that Carney’s plan to subsidize the new West Coast Pipeline and roll back environmental protections is harming its standing with voters. In the dozen ridings surveyed, 50 to 59% said public funding for another oil #pipeline would make them less likely to support their local MP.

Pipeline Subsidies Harming Carney's Standing in Ontario

The Carney government’s plan to subsidize the new West Coast Pipeline and roll back environmental protections is harming its standing with voters in a dozen key ridings in Ontario, according to pollin...

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After a weeks-long journey along the coast of James Bay, Jeronimo and Ramon Kataquapit continue sharing their message that government fast-tracking of major projects is a threat to their future. “We know what’s at stake. It’s our future that will be affected.” www.theenergymix.com/first-nation...

First Nations Youth Continue Fight Over Carney's Major Projects Agenda, Summit

As Canadian politicians were pitching their major projects plans to foreign investors at a first-of-its-kind summit in Toronto, First Nations youth in Ottawa were making their own pitch to Canadians t...

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