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The battery that can supercharge Canada’s economic future

Energy storage already ticks every box for national interest: job creation, economic security, emissions reductions, and grid resilience. But so far, it has been left off the priority list. That needs to change.

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BY MERRAN SMITH, JUSTIN RANGOONI
October 9, 2025

Opinion | BY MERRAN SMITH, JUSTIN RANGOONI | October 9, 2025

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