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Collective Ingenuity
Port Electrification: Energy Efficiency and Automation for Rapid Performance Gains
Ports have long been symbols of progress, critical gateways through which commerce, people, and economies flow. Yet many sites still rely on outdated diesel-powered infrastructure, which leads to significant expenses, a considerable ecological impact, and a growing incentive to adopt more sustainable alternatives.
What is the future for hydrogen in Canada?
In a previous article, we sought to discern a winning strategy for Québec to develop its local green hydrogen sector. Let’s briefly summarize its main conclusions: hydrogen is complementary to bioenergy, electrification and to strategies of energy sobriety and efficiency that must characterize the Québec energy transition.
Towards Sustainable Transformation of Canadian Industries: Mining, Metallurgy and Ports
In the 2015 Paris Agreement, the world’s governments pledged to slow global warming to below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and to continue efforts to limit it to 1.5°C.
The Right Tools for a Sustainable Transformation
Efforts to reduce the environmental footprint in the port, mining and metallurgy sectors have become imperative to ensure the sustainability of these crucial industries.