The first annual survey of Canada’s clean-energy performance finds that while pipelines grab more headlines, clean energy is grabbing growth. Policy leadership in British Columbia, Ontario, and...
Today, LNG Canada—a joint venture company primarily owned by Shell Canada Energy—announced its proposed Kitimat liquefied natural gas plant will meet and beat British Columbia’s recently...
Today, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a Synthesis Report that distils and integrates the findings of the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report—the most comprehensive assessment of...
Today, the Government of British Columbia introduced legislation intended to limit the amount of carbon pollution that the gas industry’s proposed LNG terminals may release. The following remarks...
As world leaders converge on New York for tomorrow’s UN Global Climate Summit, a new report reveals how falling equipment costs, strong investor interest, and government and business leadership are...
What is it? Tracking the Energy Revolution is the first of a pair of annual graphic publications that will highlight where and how the shift to cleaner energy sources and electrified transportation...
“With financial returns now becoming very real, it’s increasingly clear that sustainability initiatives can create profits and business opportunities while answering the call to solve some of the...
Statement from Clare Demerse, senior policy advisor, on the updates principles of a Canadian energy strategy released today by the Council of the Federation in Prince Edward...
The provincial government says the impacts of the proposed LNG plants will be manageable, but the reality is that burning natural gas to make LNG elevates levels of air pollutants that create acid...
We welcome the Premier’s and Ontario’s leadership on climate change and clean energy; Canada clearly needs an energy strategy that looks beyond pipelines and fossil fuels and enhances clean...
Within 20 years, Alberta has the potential to drastically reduce its over-reliance on fossil fuels for power generation and replace it with renewable energy sources such as wind and sun, while...
New polling research reveals that British Columbians want the province to produce, use and export fewer fossil fuels and embrace cleaner sources of energy instead. The poll found more than three...