Dr. John Hollins, past Chair CACOR explains: Canada is edging, oh so slowly, towards a greener future. Individual initiative This is happening as a result of research, development, and in some cases small-scale deployment of promising new technologies by entrepreneurs: individual citizens, ad hoc groups from labour and engineering, researchers in universities and governmental laboratories, […]
Petro-Canada opens the coast-to-coast Canada’s Electric Highway
On December 17, 2019, Petro-Canada opened the westernmost stop on Canada’s Electric Highway™, completing its coast-to-coast network of electric vehicle (EV) fast chargers. Now one can charge up at sites in cities and towns from Victoria, BC to Stewiacke, NS. Petro-Canada has the newest charging technology and the fastest available EV chargers. Its charging stations […]
Carbon tax flawed
Dr. John Hollins, past chair CACOR makes a response to an article by Andrew Coyne Re: Carbon tax flawed. But it’s the best option for now, National Post, October 25 Wrong. At the level of tax proposed, it will not do anything to help Canada meet the commitment it made in Paris. Such a tax […]
Pathways 4 Dec 2019 workshop
CACOR members Rob Hoffman, John Hollins and Gordon Kubanek presented these slides at the 4 Dec 2019 workshop. PDF Link…
Gordon and Art chat on DO SOMETHING
On Sun, Feb 24, 2019 at 12:27 PM Gordon Kubanek wrote (into a CACOR Google Group): Hello CACOR friends, I can see that the sense that we must DO something is building among us. Here is a thought, which I am sure you have heard before, but with a personal story to add credibility. 10+ […]