Last month the Greenpeace led SolarChill project received a $2.7M grant from the Global Environmental Facility (GEF). The grant will enable the Solarchill Project, led by Vancouver based Greenpeace associate Janos Maté, and his international team...

(Copenhagen) — Eleven Greenpeace activists, from eight countries, are appearing today in a Danish court where they face serious charges for their peaceful protest a year and a half ago at a state banquet during the UN climate conference in...

Greenpeace Canada installed a green energy memorial outside the Unconquered Sun solar panel plant today to symbolize the loss of green-collar jobs in Windsor if Conservative Leader Tim Hudak is elected and proceeds with his plan to build new...

Toronto — New Wikileaks revelations today show that, even though climate change is causing a speeded up melting of sea ice, Canada and other Arctic nations want to speed up the development of oil and gas resources.

(Toronto) — Greenpeace today released a comprehensive analysis of Canada’s energy potential that challenges the need for dirty oil from the tar sands and shows that Canada can create tens of thousands of green jobs, while providing over 90 per...

Amsterdam — A new Greenpeace analysis of the global power-plant market shows that since the 1990s installations of wind and solar grew faster than any other power-plant technology.

Greenpeace Canada today urged the newly elected Harper government to learn from a new UN report on renewable energy and shift its policy from providing subsidies to the tar sands to investing in green energy.

(Montreal) — About 60 Greenpeace activists, a dozen of which in oil-covered bathing suits, staged a “Black Tide Beach Party” today to tell participants at the World Energy Congress (WEC) in Montreal that there is an urgent need for the world to...