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We believe that children of today will be the stewards of our Mother Earth tomorrow. By promoting “Green Thinking” concepts among youngsters through a variety of educational programs, they will be led with the right information for them to make a difference in our future and in our environment; and be able to understand the relationships and the impacts of mankind’s footprints on our natural resou

rces. EcoWatch Canada aims to populate environmental awareness in all walks of lives. We believe that when people know the “Why” they would know the “How”. Therefore, environmental knowledge must be promoted and environmental-friendly actions must be integrated into our everyday lives. Through raising “Going Green” campaigns in our community, it will inspire individuals and families to participate in habit-changing activities. From individuals to families, from families to communities, and from communities to everyone in Canada, together we will make a difference.

Renewable energy projects don't happen overnight.One of the biggest challenges facing Canada's clean energy transition i...
06/19/2026

Renewable energy projects don't happen overnight.

One of the biggest challenges facing Canada's clean energy transition isn't technology—it's policy certainty. Developers, investors, utilities, and communities need stable rules and predictable timelines to move renewable energy, battery storage, and grid modernization projects from planning to reality.

When policies change frequently or approval processes become uncertain, investment slows, projects are delayed, and opportunities for economic growth, energy security, and emissions reductions are put at risk.

A cleaner, more resilient energy future requires more than ambition. It requires clear, consistent policies that give businesses and communities the confidence to invest for the long term.



Canada's Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits are now law. That's the good news. The harder work of getting capital moving on the ground depends on what comes next. A new analysis by Darius Snieckus in Canada's National Observer flags a critical gap: ITC claims are backing up in the system, and deve...

The latest procurement secured 640 MW of new battery storage capacity, demonstrating that clean energy technologies are ...
06/16/2026

The latest procurement secured 640 MW of new battery storage capacity, demonstrating that clean energy technologies are increasingly able to compete on both reliability and cost. As electricity demand grows from electrification, AI, manufacturing and population growth, energy storage can help balance the grid, reduce emissions and strengthen energy security.

The takeaway is simple: the energy transition is no longer only an environmental discussion — it is increasingly an economic and infrastructure decision.

What role do you think battery storage should play in Ontario's energy future?

Read more: https://www.nationalobserver.com/2026/06/12/news/ontario-battery-storage-gas-electricity-auction

Battery projects beat gas plants in Ontario's latest power auction as the province secured 640 megawatts (MW) of new storage capacity to help meet growing electricity demand.

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