Monthly Archives: January 2026

Grid-scale batteries have, until recently, been predominantly used only to stabilize the frequency of electricity supply. But as prices have dropped dramatically in recent years and new chemistries like sodium-ion have come into the mainstream, batteries have started to replace … Continue reading →

Happy Monday! Heading into the traditionally challenging second year of the US presidential cycle, global news flow continues to erode consumer and business confidence. In response, the Trump administration is intensifying efforts to boost popular support through handouts and distractions. … Continue reading →

Next month will mark the fourth anniversary of the late, great top of the February 2022 housing bubble in Ontario, Canada. Historically, real estate bear markets have taken 4 to 6 years to bottom. Data suggests that we aren’t there … Continue reading →