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Winter 2016 issue of Energy Exchange Magazine
The G7 nations have committed to zero-carbon intensity by 2100. The experts are optimistic we can get there. The newest issue of Energy Exchange magazine is all about what this looks like! Read the latest issue now!
Talk Energy Week – IT’s ON! From February 20-27, 2016, Energy Exchange is proud to be part of Canada’s national energy awareness week. Why a week devoted to energy awareness? Look around you – energy is everywhere! And how we make it, how we move it, and how we use it are questions that are critical to our economic, social and environmental well-being. The choices each one of us makes will affect our own lives, and those of future generations. The more informed our choices are, the better the outcomes.
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