This weekend, the first-ever SWERVE festival opens its doors, giving visitors a hands-on feel for how we will live and work in the future.

Bruce Power and NII’s Clean Energy Frontier program welcome Authorized Inspection Services Inc. (AIS) to the region.

NII Explore’s Science in the Summer is back for its second summer of fun, bringing hands-on learning to students of all ages.

The report provides practical and achievable recommendations to guide the province’s path to achieving net zero.

As the school year winds to a close, NII Explore has completed its final week of coding education for more than 2,000 elementary students.

Friends of NII are not-for-profit and public sector organizations that share NII’s mission to embrace new thinking in the energy industry.

NII and Bruce County Public Library are pleased to host exciting Science at Home livestreams each day of March Break.

The NII Explore program at the Nuclear Innovation Institute (NII) is pleased to host the World Climate Simulation, sponsored by Bruce Power.

New report explores how large-scale energy storage in combination with clean electricity from Bruce Power presents a $4-billion opportunity

Centre to demonstrate critical role of nuclear in net-zero future, deepen connections with other sectors

Westinghouse Canada has opened an office space in Port Elgin, Ontario and will support all Bruce Power contracts from this location.

More than 150 participants attended the virtual event to learn about the innovative efforts of the clean energy industry in the region.

The Golden Apple Award “recognizes high standards of professionalism, leadership and innovation in education by a local educator.”

Jessica Linthorne, Director of the Clean Energy Frontier, has been recognized by EDCO for overall excellence and achievements in her field.

Hands-on fun and competition for more than 1,000 Bruce and Grey students this summer

The report, written in collaboration with NII, explores Bruce Power’s role as a critical enabler of net zero.

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

Jessica Linthorne brings strong economic development and communications experience

Bruce, Grey and Huron counties risk losing tourist business unless they expand places for Ontario’s growing number of EV drivers to plug in.

The study will be the first of its kind in Canada to evaluate the technical viability and business case for nuclear hydrogen production.