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Circular economy entrepreneurs are closing the loop on waste
From reusable takeout containers to recycling wind turbine blades, entrepreneurs are finding opportunity in circular business models.
Cleantech startups are racing to solve our biggest net-zero problems
Two thirds of companies haven’t set climate goals, and many others are missing their targets. Can startups help them reach net zero?
Power purchase agreements explained
Learn what power purchase agreements are and how they can help your business reach its sustainability goals.
How a Hamilton youth is clearing the way for his community’s most vulnerable residents
Road salt keeps sidewalks safe, but it can also damage surrounding ecosystems. See how Yuxiang Guan is tackling this issue in his community.
Net zero explained
Is carbon neutral the same at net zero? How do you know if a net-zero target is robust? We answer these questions and more.
Bullfrog Power signs renewable energy power purchase agreement alongside Shopify and RBC
Bullfrog Power signed a power purchase agreement alongside RBC and Shopify to directly support construction of the Rattlesnake Ridge Wind Project.
Reduce, replace, and balance: a framework for your sustainability decisions
This tried-and-true sustainability framework can help any organization evaluate the latest environmental fad.
ALT TEX: turning food waste into textiles
See why Myra Arshad left her corporate career to found ALT TEX, a venture turning food waste into biodegradable, carbon-neutral textiles.
How North York youth are fighting invasive species
Mandy Huynh, founder of Invasive Plants Be Gone, is educating her community about invasive plants in North York and empowering youth to limit their spread. Bullfrog Power sponsored a prize for Mandy’s project through Youth Challenge International.
Jazz Cabbage: reengineering the cannabis industry
When a group of engineers decided to start a cannabis business, their focus naturally turned to efficiency. By combing the best of what nature and technology have to offer, they aim to grow a superior product while using less energy, water, and soil.