Canada’s operational battery capacity is projected to expand from approximately 3–4 gigawatts in 2026 to 12–18 GW by 2035, driven largely by provincial clean-grid mandates and federal Investment Tax Credits covering 30% of eligible capital costs for stationary energy storage. Over 60% of current battery capacity is concentrated in Ontario and Alberta, with Ontario’s Independent

The power generation sector, including electric utilities and grid operators, is increasingly focused on moving equipment underground to minimize outages, reduce risks to assets, and lessen the likelihood of equipment-caused wildfires. Companies are seeking ways to mitigate and prevent disruptions from extreme weather events, while also addressing the financial impacts of wildfires, including damage to

A British Utility Gains Scrutiny in the US, Impacting Energy Bills National Grid plc (GB00BDR05C01) – A British utility is unexpectedly drawing attention from US investors, regulators, and Northeast consumers, a development that highlights the rapid modernization of power grids to accommodate electric vehicles and renewable energy sources. This attention illuminates the company’s expanding role