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When we flip on a light switch, most of us don’t think twice about where that power comes from. But […]

This is a guest blog by William Twardek, Ph.D, R.P.Bio, and Kelcy Tousignant, MRM, B.Sc., Fisheries Biologist, Ecofish Research Ltd.  […]

Waterpower, also known as hydropower, is one of the oldest and most reliable renewable energy sources in the world. By […]

Have you ever wondered where the electricity powering your home really comes from? Whether you’re in the U.S. or Canada, […]

To reach net zero, we must transition to renewables while also balancing competing needs. Energy mix requires storage to deal […]

Billed as the movie of Summer 2024, Deadpool & Wolverine recently arrived in theatres, putting the Marvel Cinematic Universe once […]

WPC member Natel is not only a leader in clean and renewable power generation, but with the company’s leading edge […]

Given that electricity demands vary considerably on a daily and seasonal basis, the ability of a hydro plant to time […]

Powering Progress Understanding Waterpower in Canada   Welcome to Powering Progress, an educational and captivating new blog series presented by […]

An essential asset in a net zero world Hydropower facilities have been in operation since the 1890s. And while this […]

Waterpower, Canada’s original and largest renewable energy resource, is as Canadian as it gets  Today on Canada Day  2020, as we celebrate Canada’s 153rd birthday and the things […]