June 1, 2018 | Green Cat Renewables

Month: June 2018

Solar Canada 2018

The Green Cat team set up and ready for Solar Canada 2018 – drop by our booth to say hello! Stephanie Ewing Calum MacLennan Thomas Malinowski, P. Eng.,PMP and Najee Elbaroudi

Issue 04: Energy Challenges in Remote Communities

It is well known that remote communities face many challenges when dealing with meeting their energy demands. There are many examples around the world where remote communities have introduced renewable energy generation to help address some of these challenges and provide residents with a stable, clean long-term supply of electricity. In this week’s post we […]

Farm Progress Show

Green Cat are excited to be attending the Farm Progress Show in Regina, SK on June 21 and 22. If you are interested in learning how renewables can add value to your business or community, please contact us and we would appreciate the opportunity to connect during the event!

Arctic Energy Conference

We are looking forward to attending the Arctic Energy and Emerging Technologies Conference in Inuvik next week. Interested in finding out more about renewable energy in remote communities and the challenges which exist in developing these projects.

Innisfail Solar Project: Open House

Innisfail Solar Corporation are proposing a solar development to the north of the town of Innisfail. The proponents are seeking input from the local community on the proposed development at an Open House event. The Open House will be held on Wednesday 27th June at the Innisfail Golf Club between 4pm and 8pm. All interested […]

Issue 03: Hoprigshiels Community Case Study

There are many great examples and success stories of community renewable energy projects. In the case of community renewables the development of the renewable energy facility is only part of the story, for communities having a long term, stable revenue income gives autonomy over finances and the ability to support wider projects benefiting the local […]

IRENA Report on Corporate PPA’s

‘More and more non-energy companies are voluntarily – and actively – procuring or investing in self-generation of renewable energy. Driven by sharp cost reductions, combined with growing calls for sustainability among investors and consumers, renewables have become an attractive source of energy for corporate users around the world.’ The IRENA report provides a comprehensive cross […]