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Solar energy funds a scholarship on Salt Spring Island
Gulf Islands Secondary School (GISS), located on Salt Spring Island, B.C., is not your average high school. Not only is the school home to an 84-panel solar system that is helping green Canada’s energy systems—those solar panels also help fund an annual scholarship for a GISS student pursuing post-secondary sustainable studies.
Three Haida Gwaii youth camps to go solar thanks to Bullfrog Power and Swiilawiid Sustainability Society partnership
Solar: A Bright Future—a series of solar installations at Haida Gwaii youth camps in British Columbia—is being announced today alongside a partnership between Bullfrog Power, Canada’s leading green energy provider, and Swiilawiid Sustainability Society (Swiilawiid), a Haida Gwaii community non-profit.
Making Canada a better place together – today, tomorrow and for the next 150
In this year in which we…
Nelson, BC, turns on Canada’s first community solar garden project
Bullfrog Power and the City of Nelson are announcing the launch of Canada’s first community solar garden installation.
Greener Horizons: How sustainability can lead the smart cities revolution
Background Smart cities combine new and emerging technologies with a…
How businesses can employ sustainable transportation solutions
Ron Seftel, CEO of Bullfrog Power, shares his insights on the role business can play in addressing the daily impact of transportation.
Bullfrog Power and Less Emissions to reduce CO2 footprint of Canada C3 expedition
Bullfrog Power, Canada’s leading green energy provider, and Less Emissions Inc. are announcing an environmental partnership with Canada C3, an expedition that aims to engage millions of Canadians from across the country, both virtually and on board the Canada C3 ship.