One set of terms that you’ve likely heard over the past week or so is “carbon offset”, “carbon credit” or “carbon markets”.

Taken together, significant action on these three fronts would make for a successful COP26 in principle.

The industry has a real opportunity to change the channel and show the crucial role it will play in decarbonizing the global economy.

COP26 is officially underway and the spotlight is on national leaders as they kick off two days of meetings part of the World Leaders Summit

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It has been a big week at NII! To remain with our tradition of #3ThoughtThursday, I had to narrow down my thoughts.

Through its Net Zero partnership with NII, Bruce Power will also be funding the development of carbon-offset projects in our local community

We quickly realized the Grey County Ec Dev team is dynamic, passionate, and just as enthusiastic about collaboration as the NII team.

This week we have a CNA Conference update, a great chat with the Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium, why language matters—and well...

Today’s three thoughts begin with a call with Grey County staff, shifts to collaboration, and then lands on the importance of EcDev.

Perhaps it’s too late to change the decision that was made at COP26. But it’s just one conference, and there will be others.

Despite a positive balance of job growth worldwide, research shows the ledger is negative in countries with significant fossil fuel sectors.

The program will provide a way for the nuclear industry to collaborate with governments, farmers, environmental groups and others.

“This clean energy frontier will be good for all of us in this area and in the world moving forward." --Glen McNeil, Warden of Huron County

This week though, we got a sobering reminder of just how much work we need to do and how that work needs to start now.

From a conversation about clean energy to Clean Air Day to a great story about a local family offsetting their carbon footprint.

“Climate change doesn’t have these nice boundaries. It affects all of us.” That’s what Selwyn Hicks, Warden of Grey County, had to say...

The IEA has established a clear set of milestones needed to achieve net-zero by 2050—ambitious, no doubt, but achievable.

It’s always a big week for the Clean Energy Frontier when we can announce that a new clean energy company has set up shop in our region.

This Sunday, as we celebrate all moms, I hope that you will also join me in making a commitment to protect this planet too.