Thursday, February 5, 2026

power generation

Canada invests in river-current energy technology

February 5, 2026
Cleantech, News, Quebec, Water Resources

The government of Canada is investing in river-current technology to provide more clean electricity options. $4 million will go to ORPC Canada for a demonstration…

Canada invests in river-current energy technology

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power generation

Canada invests in river-current energy technology

Public input sought on Great Lakes water quality

Manitoba explores national marine conservation area in Hudson Bay

B.C. seeks federal partnership on flood management

Registration opens for AquaHacking Great Lakes Challenge

Concordia study highlights new method of snowpack water measurement

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