Delivering Reliable Power to the Greenhouse
As a sector that relies heavily on maintaining a controlled environment for optimal plant health, having a sustainable power source is critical. Greenhouses are considering new ways to operate and combined heat power systems (CHP) are growing in popularity because of…
U.S. construction spending hits record high in December
As reported in the Regina Leader-Post, U.S. construction spending raced to a record high in December as historically low mortgage rates powered outlays on private projects. The Commerce Department said on Monday that construction spending increased 1.0% to $1.490 trillion, the…
John Deere releases 2020 Sustainability Report
Deere & Company has released its 2020 Sustainability Report. Built around John Deere’s higher purpose – “We run so life can leap forward” – the report features how the company creates more sustainable outcomes for its customers, employees, dealers, suppliers, shareholders and the communities…
2021 UPC, UMC Technical Committee Meetings to be held virtually
As a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the IAPMO Board of Directors has determined this year the Spring Technical Committee Meetings will be held as two weeklong virtual events. Attendees will still be required to register in order to participate.…
Whitehorse taxes stifle green energy, say three companies
Three companies who deal in renewable energy say the City of Whitehorse should cut them a break on taxes. Yukon Energy, Solvest and Chu Niikwan Development say “energy projects require an enabling and supportive structure [which] currently does not exist in Whitehorse,” according…
Sustainable Buildings Canada welcomes two new board members
SBC is pleased to announce 2 new members to the Board, Sarah Keyes and Leith Moore. Sarah and Leith bring extensive experience in thought leadership, non-profit management and sustainable buildings solutions. Sarah is a Chartered Accountant (CPA, CA) with over a…