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On Wednesday, August 17, Climate Positive Energy hosted its inaugural Research Day project showcase and student awards event. We were pleased to welcome more than 120 students, faculty, staff, and experts from partner organizations to Myhal Auditorium and online for...
Climate Positive Energy is pleased to announce applications for its Knowledge Mobilization Grant. The grant provides funding to support proposals aimed at activities such as data collection, knowledge mobilization, knowledge translation, community engagement, surveys,...
Climate Positive Energy is pleased to announce applications for its Technology Commercialization Grant. The grant provides one time seed funding to support testing, technology validation, prototyping, scale up and market connection for projects at TRL 2 and above as...
Image: Pierre Chatel via Unsplash A research team led by CPE member Dr. Benjamin Higgins has developed a groundbreaking material that uses oil and coloured water to change its opacity in a matter of minutes, which could change how buildings heat and cool themselves to...
Join us for our first in-person event! Our inaugural Research Day project showcase and students awards ceremony is August 17, 11am to 2:30pm. We are excited to welcome Graham Takata, Director of Climate Change, Responsible Investment, BMO Global Asset Management, to...
As the world looks to quickly decarbonize transportation and industry, hydrogen demand is expected to increase dramatically, from $130B today to $2.5T in 2025, according to the Hydrogen Council. There is an urgent need to develop new low-cost and low-carbon...
On Thursday, July 28, Climate Positive Energy was thrilled to welcome Dr. Soren Brothers, Allan and Helaine Shiff Curator of Climate Change at the Royal Ontario Museum, for a talk on strategies for Climate Engagement at the ROM, and the role of storytelling and...
Graduate students from across U of T’s three campuses are encouraged to apply for the Graduate Multidisciplinary Urban Project. Participants will work in multidisciplinary teams, using their learned perspectives to review problems and find innovative solutions....
Geoffrey Ozin is a Distinguished University Professor at the University of Toronto and Government of Canada Research Chair in Materials Chemistry and Nanochemistry. We are thrilled to share that Dr. Ozin has recently co-authored two new publications, Energy...
The Climate Positive Energy team and CPE Graduate Students and PDF advisory committee had the opportunity to attend Collision 2022 last week at the Enercare center in downtown Toronto. Representing U of T, the CPE team connected with local and international companies,...