Celebrating our Clean50 Top Project

Last year, we signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) alongside RBC to bring a new, utility-scale solar project to Alberta. That solar installation was recently named a Clean50 Top Project!

The Burdett and Yellow Lake Solar Project was selected for its innovation and its ability to inform and inspire other Canadians.

We're launching energy efficiency services

We're thrilled to announce that Bullfrog and our parent company, Spark Power, now offer energy efficiency services for commercial and industrial manufacturers! 

Our service offering will lower customers' electricity costs, shrink their carbon footprint, and provide a convenient experience from assessment to implementation.

See how saving energy pays off

Making energy storage out of thin air

Storing energy is difficult and expensive, but it's also an essential part of decarbonizing the power grid. 

Volta Technique aims to solve this problem with compressed air energy storage. They're also working to improve climate literacy in the tech and business sectors.

How is Volta Technique using air to store energy cheaply?

Featured source: WEICan

The Wind Energy Institute of Canada (WEICan) is a nonprofit that advances the development of wind energy across Canada through research, testing, innovation and collaboration.

WEICan's 10 MW Wind R&D Park is a source of Bullfrog's green electricity. They also have a solar project and battery storage on-site to help study renewable integration.

Learn more about WEICan 

BenchSci offsets their WFH emissions

As more employees are now working from home, addressing work-related emissions has been a challenge for many companies.

BenchSci is the first company to offset the carbon emissions associated with remote work through our sister company, Less Emissions. Their overall goal is to offset 10% more emissions than they produce.

How is BenchSci meeting its ambitious sustainability goals?

Building mobile renewables for remote communities

Solar Wind Reliance Initiatives (SWRI) aims to bring affordable, scalable renewables to remote communities.

Founder Ross Armstrong combines wind and solar technologies to reduce storage costs and increase reliability when the sun isn't shining or the wind isn't blowing.

How can SWRI help northern communities gain energy independence?

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