About "Energy"
Exploring Canada’s changing energy landscape: renewable energy potential, reserves, infrastructure and sustainable energy innovation.
Map: Chris Brackley/Canadian Geographic
The James Bay Lowlands in northern Ontario contain one of the largest potential mineral reserves in Canada. Now, the region's economy and environment stand on the brink of massive transformation.
Map: Kiln
Interactive data visualization illustrates the incredible number of ships criss-crossing the world's oceans at any given time
Photo: Bryan Mitchell/AP Images for Shell
A Canadian team took the top spot for most fuel-efficient vehicle and another won the Off-Track Communications Award
Photo: Tanya Kirnishni/Canadian Geographic
Take a look under the hood of a prototype vehicle and learn how teams prepare for the Eco-marathon
Photo: Rick Osentoski/AP Images for Shell
Categories for hydrogen and battery-electric cars attract teams interested in shaping the future of fuel
Photo: Team Northern
Of the 20 Canadian teams soon heading to Detroit to show off their energy-efficient vehicle prototypes, Sarnia's Northern Collegiate boasts the first and only team coming from a high school
Photo: Shell International
Université Laval and the University of Toronto both have teams that have won the prototype gasoline category at past Shell Eco-marathon Americas
Rick Osentoski/AP Images for Shell
Canadian teams have historically performed well in the competition, which challenges students to create a vehicle that can travel far using little energy
Photo: Shell Canada
The Vice-President of Global Business Environment and head of the Shell Scenarios team discusses the Future Cities project and how Canadian cities can be more sustainable
Illustration: Tyana Awada/Canadian Geographic
The Maritime province's two-megawatt turbine is now connected to the power grid
