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June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to recognize the histories, cultures, leadership, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, […]

When people think about waterpower growth, they often picture large new dams and the kind of major infrastructure announcements that […]

The Innavik Hydroelectric Project, developed by Innergex in partnership with the Inukjuak community, is a run-of-river facility that helps reduce […]

Canada is in the middle of a once-in-a-generation energy transformation. As transportation, industry, and heating become increasingly electrified, our country is making […]

By Gilbert Bennett, P.Eng., Senior Advisor, WaterPower Canada  A key lesson of the past two centuries is that the single most important […]

Hydropower is the original renewable energy, and while it doesn’t always get top billing alongside wind, solar, and storage solutions, […]

This Indigenous History Month, WaterPower Canada celebrates the Indigenous communities, leaders, and businesses that are helping to reshape Canada’s clean […]

Canada’s electricity sector offers the new federal government a new playbook, designed to meet rising demand and secure our economic […]

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

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 […]