The NRCan-backed program will support decarbonizing and increasing the competitiveness of Canada’s EV battery supply chain
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Proposed Nova Scotia energy operator would accelerate charging station deployment
With current regulations frustrating charging station deployment across the province, Nova Scotia is moving to “modernize” its electricity system
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Exclusive: NRCan holding early consultations on EV-ready recommendations for National Building Code
Public documents and industry sources confirm to Electric Autonomy that the federal government is in early consultations regarding possible future updates to the National Building Code to include “EV ready requirements”
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Exclusive: NRCan holding early consultations on EV-ready recommendations for National Building Code
Public documents and industry sources confirm to Electric Autonomy that the federal government is in early consultations regarding possible future updates to the National Building Code to include “EV ready requirements”
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Frontier Lithium, Mitsubishi enter joint venture for Ontario lithium mine development
The deal, which gives Mitsubishi an initial 7.5-per-cent project stake, will help advance Frontier’s plans to start building the mine site in 2025
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Three Atlantic provinces launch electric school bus feasibility study
With $495,000 in funding, the study will develop a roadmap with a goal of transitioning over 2,800 school buses to electric power
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Electric vehicles are being set on fire in Ottawa — but it’s all part of a plan
Explosions, slashings, crush tests and cars set on fire. Welcome to the National Research Council’s battery abuse lab, our fourth installment in Electric Autonomy’s Behind the Battery series
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NGen awards $32.3 million to 15 advanced manufacturing projects; hints at more EV, clean transportation funding
At its inaugural N3 Summit, NGen announced the funding will be combined with $54.4 million in industry contributions for a total of $86.7 million spread between 15 projects
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Dalhousie launches new battery R&D centre (with Tesla support), 2025 battery tech Master’s program
The new $13.5-million Canadian Battery Innovation Centre and a separate battery technology graduate program will help meet the growing Canadian demand for EV battery expertise
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Alberta is discouraging EV charging in its grid alerts: experts wonder why
Confusion still surrounds a series of rolling grid alerts issued by the Alberta Energy Systems Operator in which EV charging was discouraged
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