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The Roundtable was held as part of the Toronto Region Board of Trade’s Power Breakfast series on Canada’s and Ontario’s energy future. The discussion on avenues for Greening the Grid is captured above. (Illustration courtesy Toronto Region Board of Trade) Industry,...
The Climate Positive Energy research initiative and U of T’s Climate Positive Campus are supporting research that assists the University in reaching its net-negative 2050 campus goals, funding 4 projects with a total of $400,000 in grants for 2 years. The projects...
We're hiring! Join the Climate Positive Campus team as our Communications Officer. Find the job posting here: https://jobs.utoronto.ca/job/Toronto-ON/556462917/ As the Communications Officer in the Climate Positive Energy Initiative, you will be part of a thriving and...
Climate Positive Energy is partnering with U of T’s Climate Positive Campus to support research that assists the University in reaching its net-negative 2050 campus goals. Learn more about the opportunity.
Climate Positive Energy is partnering with U of T’s Climate Positive Campus to support research that assists the University in reaching its net-negative 2050 campus goals. Learn more about the opportunity.
Climate Positive Energy is partnering with U of T’s Climate Positive Campus to support research that assists the University in reaching its net-negative 2050 campus goals. Learn more about the opportunity.
David Sinton, a professor of mechanical engineering, is the academic lead of U of T's Climate Positive Energy Initiative, which seeks to develop clean-energy solutions by harnessing expertise across a wide range of fields (photo courtesy of David Sinton) Canada has...
Climate Positive Energy is partnering with U of T’s Climate Positive Campus to support research that assists the University in reaching its net-negative 2050 campus goals. Learn more about the opportunity.
U of T Scarborough is awarding $1.8 million to help kickstart two large collaborative research projects that are dedicated to tackling some of the most pressing challenges of our time. The Clusters of Scholarly Prominence Program (CSPP) is UTSC’s flagship research funding program for projects that support the campus’s strategic initiatives.
New technology for direct air CO2 capture has earned a U of T Engineering team us $250,000 in seed funding from the XPRIZE Carbon Removal Student Award. This funding will fund further development of the team’s laboratory scale breakthroughs to the next stage of the competition, and a shot at the $50-million grand prize.