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A rave for plants: Calgary company tests pulsed lighting to cut indoor-farm energy use (opens the original)
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A Calgary ag-tech company is preparing to test its lighting system at four commercial farms to see whether rapid LED pulses can help farmers grow the same amount of food using less electricity, and federal funding is supporting the trials. Indoor farms rely on artificial light to replace the sunlight plants would normally need to grow. Most greenhouse fixtures stay on continuously, but Jared Wolfe, CEO of SmartGRO Bioengineering Inc, said their system works differently: it switches LED lights on
BC’s new power line breaks ground amid questions over funding, authority (opens the original)
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Construction is underway on a multibillion-dollar British Columbia power line featured on the federal government’s national-interest list. The federal and provincial governments say the North Coast Transmission Line will strengthen Canadaâs energy security and support new mines and industry. But some observers say it could also lead to disputes over its climate impact, who has authority to approve construction and whether taxpayers should help fund private industrial projects. The lineâs mai
New report says Alberta’s proposed West Coast oil pipeline may not pay its way (opens the original)
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One month before the federal government is expected to decide if Albertaâs proposed West Coast oil pipeline is a project of national interest, a new international report is challenging whether the pipeline is needed at all. Existing pipelines and lower-cost expansions could handle Western Canadian oil production today and in future without a major new corridor, said Mark Kalegha, an energy finance analyst and co-author of the report released Tuesday by the Institute for Energy Economics and Fi
Keystone XL returns as Canada looks for oil buyers beyond the US (opens the original)
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As Ottawa and Alberta push for a new West Coast pipeline, Keystone XL is back in the debate as a potentially cheaper and faster way to move more Alberta crude. First proposed in 2008, Keystone XL was meant to carry oilsands crude from Alberta into the US pipeline system and toward Gulf Coast refineries built to process heavy oil. US President Donald Trump brought the issue back into focus Tuesday when he delayed threatened tariffs on Canadian goods for three days and said Keystone XL âmay be a
Local officials divided over air quality concerns tied to LNG Canada (opens the original)
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Access KamloopsBCNow using your Facebook account, or by entering your information below. Michelle Martins remembers when young people couldn't wait to leave Kitimat, BC. Now a town councillor, she worries unchecked industrial development could erode the qualities that finally made them stay. “No one wants to go back to a time where Kitimat was becoming a ghost town,” Martins told Canada’s National Observer in an interview Wednesday. Now, Kitimat is rapidly developing into a major coastal shippin
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