Local governments are as yet uninvolved with Canada’s developing national energy strategy, but have much to gain by engaging with their provincial counterparts now, while the plan is in its...
A new study reveals that when one accounts for health and environmental impacts, "affordable" coal power costs Albertans about $300 million a year—a bill paid by taxpayers, not the power...
A new Pembina Institute report surveys recent research and interviews almost two dozen leading entrepreneurs, academics, and executives. The document reiterates the low-carbon opportunity, outlines...
A new BlueGreen Canada report suggests that the money the federal government currently spends on oil subsidies could create between 18,000 and 20,000 jobs in clean...
Canada's share of the growing global market for low-carbon goods and services—such as wind turbines, solar panels, efficient vehicles, and efficient buildings—is worth about $8 billion today,...
With a boost from supportive government programs and policies, British Columbia's emerging clean tech and clean energy economy is thriving, says a new Globe Advisors...
In 2012, Clean Energy Canada hosted a series of meetings across the country to discuss how a Canadian energy strategy could help accelerate the nation’s transition to a prosperous low-carbon...