July 23, 2026 By Scott Patchan Few environments are as aggressive as the shoreline. From port authority facilities and waterfront infrastructure to piers, marinas, airports, and coastal utility projects, electrical systems face constant exposure to salt spray, moisture, UV radiation, temperature fluctuations, and harsh weather. These conditions can accelerate the deterioration of traditional materials, increasing…
July 21, 2026 In an era of extreme weather, aging infrastructure, and ever‑rising energy demands, many facility managers are rethinking their relationship with the grid. Microgrids offer a way to take control and operate autonomously when necessary. A microgrid is more than just backup, when designed properly, it becomes a platform for resiliency, efficiency, and…
July 14, 2026 Answers attributed to Marc Saleh, PhD, Director, Transportation at Pollution Probe, Questions developed by Krystie Johnston, Managing Editor, Kerrwil Media Ltd. Pollution Probe released a report on July 6, 2026, highlighting the importance of workforce training to support Canada’s transition of electric school buses. Developed in collaboration with Mobility Future Labs, and funded by…
July 6, 2026 Keeping your electric vehicle (EV) charged should be simple, not a puzzle of technical terms and installation challenges. Whether you are wondering about incentives, trying to figure out which charger suits your vehicle, or questioning how it will affect your electricity bill, this guide has the answers. From essential setup tips to troubleshooting and…
July 6, 2026 Written by Marc Moser, VP Market Manager Automotive Low voltage power distribution is central to meeting the growing demands of today’s vehicles, especially since safety, efficiency and increasing electrical complexities all rely on a stable electrical backbone to work effectively. Modern vehicles now contain approximately 3-4 km of wiring to facilitate this…
June 17, 2026 By Krystie Johnston As a consumer, you want to make smart decisions when it comes to spending your hard-earned dollars. Maybe you are in the market for a new(er) vehicle and are weighing the pros and cons of going electric. In this article, Stephanie Medeiros, Head of Mobility at Schneider Electric Canada, shares practical advice on…
June 16, 2026 As businesses and organizations gear up for their annual environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reports, it’s the perfect time to evaluate your next climate actions. Installing EV chargers can be a powerful and quantifiable way to make an impact and support employee and visitor engagement. Installing charging stations can also support sustainable…
June 15, 2026 By Scott Patchan The U.S. electrical grid is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades. Aging infrastructure is being replaced or hardened, renewable energy sources are being interconnected at scale, and underground distribution networks are expanding to improve resilience. At the center of it all, engineers and contractors are asking: What conduit is…
June 11, 2026 Every winter, Canada’s electricity system is pushed closer to its limits, and this year is no exception. Recent assessments from Canadian system operators and national regulators show that several provinces, including Québec, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and parts of Atlantic Canada, face elevated reliability risks during periods of extreme cold. Canada’s electricity system is…
June 5, 2206 Load centers and panelboards are both used to safely distribute electricity throughout a building while protecting systems from short-circuits and overloads mainly. This leads to them often being used interchangeably in conversation. However, there are important technical distinctions that make all the difference. Load centers are designed for residential systems with lower…
Posted May 19, 2026, updated July 13, 2026 Building in Quebec? EV Charging Just Became Part of the Plan Quebec is taking a serious approach to EV charging in multi-unit residential buildings. The latest policy updates could greatly influence how developers, condo boards, and property owners plan future projects. These changes go beyond incentives. They…
May 19, 2026 The Benefits of EV Charger: Things You Need to Know With the vigorous development of the EV market, EV chargers have become the key infrastructure to promote the development of EVs. The emergence of electric vehicle charging piles provides convenience and flexibility for electric vehicle users, while also having a positive impact…
May 7, 2026 The rapid rise of electric vehicles (EVs) is transforming transportation—and with it, the expectations placed on charging infrastructure. What was once a niche market is now a critical component of modern energy systems, requiring thoughtful design, scalability, and reliability. As EV adoption accelerates across North America, the focus is shifting from simply…
May 6, 2026 By Blake Marchand In this Q&A with Stephanie Medeiros, the Head of Mobility at Schneider Electric Canada provides insight into her perspective on EV charging infrastructure in Canada, factors that will contribute to growing EV adoption, grid modernization for commercial fleets, the role of Vehicle-to-Grid and other innovative approaches to electrification. The focus of…
April 28, 2026 EV-Tronix is recognized across Canada as a leader in Electrification and EV Charging Solutions. They offer a wide range of components and custom assemblies designed specifically for Electric Vehicles and clean energy power systems. In this blog, they explore the different types of EV connectors. Electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure encompasses the network…
April 28, 2026 In multifamily buildings with dedicated parking spaces, there are essentially three main approaches to providing charging for residents. Choosing the right one is crucial, for both technical and economic reasons. RVE outlines the costs. Charge controllers This approach involves connecting each charging station directly to the electrical infrastructure of the corresponding unit. RVE’s…