Gaining your edge

Energy Edge is an initiative of Greenhouse Canada magazine aimed at turning what is a liability for most growers – fluctuating energy costs – into a competitive advantage. With energy accounting for as much as 40 per cent of the operating costs of many greenhouse operations, small and steady improvements on this front can move the needle in a big way on the bottom line. Energy Edge will look at new technologies, innovative projects, case studies of growers finding their own Energy Edge.

You can read about it in each issue of Greenhouse Canada, but we’ve also created this dedicated microsite. Here you can find regular news items on the subject, new technology and products, video, and in-depth archives on the subject.

We’ll also produce a bi-weekly enewsletter to keep you up to speed on what we’re covering. It is free to all Greenhouse Canada digital subscribers. You can sign up for it here.

If you want to add to the conversation, please drop us a line and let us know about your project, technology, services, or concerns at energyedge@annexweb.com.

Management

April 18, 2013, Winnipeg – Controlled Environments Ltd. (Conviron) has acquired Argus Control Systems Ltd. (Argus) of White Rock, British Columbia. The acquisition brings together Conviron – a world leader in controlled environments for agricultural research – with Argus – a North American leader in advanced automated control systems for…
British Columbia's Ministry of Agriculture has published a discussion paper to guide local governments in regulating combined heat and power (CHP) generation at greenhouses in the province's Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR).
The Ontario government is once again tabling legislation to strengthen and improve the agri-food industry in the province. New legislation in the form of Bill 130 (coined the Local Food Act) will raise awareness about local food and bring increased sales to growers across the province.
Assiniboine Community College's sustainable greenhouse will officially open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 28, almost a year after the sod-turning ceremony that launched the project.
Canadian natural gas prices hit a four-month high amid forecasts of cooler weather across North America and declining supplies in Canada.
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