CanREA welcomes new economic Reconciliation measures and clear timelines related to the refundable Investment Tax Credits (ITCs) for wind, solar and energy-storage technologies.

Canada announces $175 million for 12 new clean energy projects in Alberta

CanREA congratulates CanREA members and Indigenous partners for new project funding from Natural Resources Canada’s SREPs Program.

Alberta market at risk without swift resolution to moratorium

CanREA to work with provincial government and municipalities to re-open Alberta market ASAP

2023 Federal Budget ushers in new era for Canadian renewables

CanREA welcomes refundable investment tax credits that will bolster the competitiveness of Canada’s renewable-energy industry.

Canada added 1.8 GW of wind and solar in 2022

CanREA’s new industry data shows that Canada is just starting to take advantage of its wind, solar and energy storage potential

The largest study (of its kind) ever conducted on the planet concludes that, between now and 2050, solar energy and wind energy are poised to contribute 90-95% of new electricity generation to the grid in both Canada and the United States.

New Federal climate plan is a major step forward on the path to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions

New carbon pricing framework provides a clear signal that the time is now to invest in Canada’s renewable energy sector.

Robert Hornung to lead the Canadian Renewable Energy Association

A new national voice for the wind, solar and energy storage industries

Members of the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) congratulate Sophie Brochu on her appointment as President and Chief Executive Officer of Hydro-Québec. A seasoned leader who led the transformation of a major player in the wind and solar industry in Quebec, Ms. Brochu brings extensive experience in the energy field, both in Quebec and in neighboring markets, to the Crown Corporation.

Gender Equality in Wind Energy: Let’s Get There by 2030

Equal by 30 means more women thriving and leading in clean energy

Wind Energy Is Lowest-Cost Source of New Electricity Generation in Canada

2018-in-review: wind energy is the lowest-cost source of new electricity in Canada and is on track to add approximately 1,000 MW of new capacity in 2019

The Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) commends the Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO) and the Government of Alberta for its continuing success in attracting some of the lowest prices ever seen for wind energy generation in Canada.

Canadian Wind Energy Association’s Annual Conference and Exhibition dives into wind energy’s role in powering a modernized low-carbon electricity grid

The Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) has released a Wind Energy and Bat Conservation Review (Review) that provides industry and regulators with science-backed strategies for avoiding, minimizing, and mitigating the impact of wind turbines on bats.

CanWEA Responds to Ontario’s Renewable Energy Announcements

Comment by Robert Hornung, President of the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA)

Wind energy projects are subject to a rigorous permitting and approvals process that involves all three levels of government throughout the project lifecycle.

CanWEA commends Alberta Government announcement on the next rounds of its renewable energy procurement

The second round will procure 300 MW and will also require that projects be equity partnered with Indigenous communities.

Record-low price tops wind energy news in 2017

Wind energy is now the lowest-cost option for new electricity generation in Canada

Wind Energy Part of Viable Alternative to Site C, BCUC Concludes

Falling costs and scalability increase value of wind energy in this time of uncertain demand forecasts

As the most cost-competitive source of renewable energy in Alberta today, wind energy is well positioned to provide the majority of new renewable energy required to meet the government’s commitment

The strategic value of Canada’s vast clean energy resources was in the spotlight as key political and wind energy industry leaders gathered for the Canadian Wind Energy Association’s (CanWEA) annual Spring Forum, held April 4-5 at the Hilton Lac-Leamy Hotel in the National Capital Region.

Budget 2017 invests in Canada’s transition to a clean economy

Wind-powered electricity central to Canada’s energy transition

CanWEA Applauds Federal Government Action to Accelerate Decarbonization of Canada’s Electricity Supply

Announcement Makes Canada a More Attractive Destination for Wind Energy Investment

Alberta government announcements highlight of closing day of Canadian Wind Energy Association’s Annual Conference

Certainty, long-view policies and innovation key to investment and lower cost, higher-productivity grid integration

Canada: Energy Policy 2030 - The Quebec wind industry supports the Quebec government’s objectives

Wind energy is set to play a major role in the action plans of Quebec’s 2030 energy policy

North America: North American clean energy agreement a milestone in shift to decarbonized economies

CanWEA welcomes trilateral collaboration which signals a priority on clean energy

Canada: Wind energy continues rapid growth in 2015

2015 was another remarkable year for wind energy in Canada.

SaskPower’s commitment to expand wind energy production is part of a broader plan to grow the contribution of renewable energy sources to Saskatchewan’s electricity supply.

CanWEA president Robert Hornung noted that the growing attention to climate change concerns, both nationally and internationally, has underscored the need to find large-scale, cost-effective and long-term solutions.

Canada: Economic benefits of wind energy in Ontario in the spotlight

CanWEA Opens 31st Annual Conference and Exhibition in Toronto