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Source: United States Department of Energy
Date: December 2010
This report analyses the trends for the energy supply and demand in Canada. The report predicts an increasing usage of wind energy and decrease in coal-generated electricity.
Source: National Energy Board of Canada
Date: July 2009
This report provides a reference outlook for Canadian energy supply and demand up to 2020 (using 2006 as its reference case).
Source: Natural Resources Canada
Date: October 2010
This annual report aims to provide a comprehensive view of role that renewables play in employment creation and growth in the global economy.
Source: International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)
Date: January 2016
This website is a compendium of Canadian non-urban energy access resources and websites since 1998. The website lists several resources for rural communities that cover more than just energy related technologies or topics.
Source: Rural Living Canada
This interactive U.S. map displays existing and planned alternative fueling stations, alternative fuel production facilities, light-duty vehicle density and roads and political boundaries.
Source: United States National Renewable Energy Laboratory
This emission modeling system estimates emissions from mobile sources, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles. The modeling tool covers a broad range of pollutants and allows multiple scale analysis.
Source: United States Environmental Protection Agency
This document serves as a guide for blenders, distributors, sellers and users of ethanol (E85) as an alternative motor fuel. It provides basic information on the proper and safe use of E85 and offers supporting technical and policy references.
Source: United States National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Date: July 2010
This report assesses the science of climate change and its impacts across the United States, now and in the future.
Source: United States Global Change Research Program
Date: May 2014