Whether you’re working on a year-end review or outlining your goals for next year, sharing your sustainability progress can go a long way to engage customers and stakeholders. Read more about how to tell your sustainability story in this week's blog.

When you’re choosing an energy supplier for your business, price is important. But it’s not the only thing to think about. Here are five other things your business should evaluate.

Organizations may install solar panels on facilities or enter power buying agreements with green energy generators, but these efforts require careful planning, and can often take months or years to accomplish. In the meantime, there are other options businesses can consider that can be implemented quickly with relative ease. Not only are such measures clearly net positive, but they can get the ball rolling and comprise an important part of a complete, renewable energy strategy.

As temperatures drop, we expect to see natural gas prices go up with increasing demand. While a number of usual factors will continue to play a role in gas prices this winter, one factor will have a very noticeable impact in Canada: the new federal carbon tax. 

What does the recently implemented carbon charge actually mean for residential and business energy consumers? On today's blog, we explore five things Canadian consumers should know about the federal carbon tax.