Whether it's wind power, waster recycling, water turbines, solar or carbon capture and storage, entrepreneurs are pouring into the renewable-energies sector.

"It's no longer the granola crunchers," said Bill Eggertson executive director of Ottawabased Canadian Association for Renewable Energies. "This is the investor market. Others are coming in wanting to develop new products." Continue Reading

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Whether it's wind power, waster recycling, water turbines, solar or carbon capture and storage, entrepreneurs are pouring into the renewable-energies sector.

"It's no longer the granola crunchers," said Bill Eggertson executive director of Ottawabased Canadian Association for Renewable Energies. "This is the investor market. Others are coming in wanting to develop new products." Continue Reading

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