Edmonton / Iqaluit / Québec City / Westmount / Nain / Laval / Calgary / Whitehorse / Anchorage / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / Renewable Energy / Qulliq Energy Corporation / Northwest Territories Power Corporation / Yukon Energy Corporation / Nunavut Housing Corporation / Yukon Electrical Company / Arctic Council’s Sustainable Development Working Group / Kativik Regional Government & Makivik Corporation / /
Country
Canada / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Avataq Cultural Institute / Yukon College / /
IndustryTerm
energy demand / energy inventory / community-level energy / energy storage technologies / energy resource projects / transportation / solar electricity / extractive energy development / energy option / energy infrastructure / energy security / imported energy / tidal energy / oil and gas development / energy insecurity / imported oil / natural gas / energy projects / potential alternative energy options / energy sources / energy research / energy generation / energy use / oil / projected energy needs / energy options / energy / energy policies / greenhouse gas emissions / energy strategy / electricity / energy storage / electricity generation / transportation sectors / circumpolar look / energy complement technologies / energy systems / energy efficiency / sustainable energy options / energy models / potential energy solutions / energy technologies / /
MusicGroup
Arctic / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Yukon Government / Institute of the North / Arctic Council / Canadian Polar Commission / Kativik Regional Government / Yukon College / Government of Nunavut Energy Strategy / Government of Nunavut / Nunatsiavut Government / Northern News Service / National Energy Board / Yukon Research Centre / Avataq Cultural Institute / Government of the Northwest Territories / /
Energy in the Canadian North: Recent Advances and Remaining Knowledge Gaps and Research Opportunities Canadian Polar Commission March 31, 2014