Clean Break - July 10

Rob McMonagle, senior energy consultant for the City of Toronto, says the city's climate plan is poised to change the way we think about energy in Canada's largest municipality.
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Rob McMonagle, senior energy consultant for the City of Toronto, says the city's climate plan is poised to change the way we think about energy in Canada's largest municipality.

Mondial Energy president Alex Winch talks about rising interest in solar thermal technologies and supportive policies out of Ontario.

Philip Jessup, executive director of the Toronto Atmospheric Fund, talks about plug-in hybrids, hybrid taxis and energy-efficiency retrofits in Canada's largest city.

Philip Jessup, executive director of the Toronto Atmospheric Fund, talks about plug-in hybrids, hybrid taxis and energy-efficiency retrofits in Canada's largest city.

Gordon Shields, executive director of the Net-Zero Energy Home Coalition, talks about efforts to build "green" homes that produce as much energy as they consume.

Rod Bryden, CEO of Plasco Energy, chats about a pilot project in Ottawa for turning municipal waste into low-emission energy. Could Toronto do the same?

Mossadiq Umedaly, chairman of power electronics maker Xantrex Technology, talks about huge growth ahead for devices that connect renewable energy to the grid.

MacMurray Whale of Cormark Securities Inc. provides an update on alternative energy stocks in Canada, many of which have taken a beating.

Scott Phipps of Taiwan-based VIA Technologies, a maker of silicon chips, talks about the rise in energy-efficient computers and carbon "offset" computing.

Kerry Adler, chief executive of Toronto-based wind developer SkyPower Corp., talks about his company's foray into solar power and plans to install 120 megawatts of solar panels across Ontario.