Building economic growth and improving affordability should be realized in a way that stands the test of time
A common theme has emerged underneath this new vision for Canada: that it is a time for change, not status quo...
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Prime minister’s mandate letter creates clear opportunities for building a cleaner, more affordable Canada
TORONTO — Rachel Doran, Executive Director at Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s mandate letter. “Despite breaking recent tradition...
Ontario budget sees some wins for the clean economy but misses opportunities for long-term affordability and economic security
TORONTO — Rachel Doran, executive director at Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to the 2025 Ontario Budget. “The Ontario government is rightly seeing this moment to...
B.C.’s new action plan is not only about clean power. It’s a step toward sustainable affordability
VICTORIA — Evan Pivnick, Clean Energy Program Manager for Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to the B.C. government’s new Clean Power Action Plan. “Today’s release...
Climate accountability report highlights need to modernize B.C.’s approach to climate action
VICTORIA — Evan Pivnick, Clean Energy Program Manager for Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to B.C.’s publication of the 2024 Climate Change Accountability Report and...
What makes a strong Canada? A sustainable economy and lasting affordability
TORONTO — Rachel Doran, executive director at Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to the results of the 2025 federal election: “We congratulate Prime Minister Mark...
Canada’s 10 largest non-U.S. trade partners focused on building clean economies, and Canada can deliver: report
VANCOUVER — The ongoing tariff drama created by President Donald Trump has turned economic diversification into a national imperative for America’s northern neighbour. Fortunately, Canada has...
As Canada builds more homes, cleaner materials won’t cost more—and would benefit domestic industries: report
TORONTO — As Canada moves forward with plans to build millions of new homes, the carbon emissions associated with the materials that make up houses and other major infrastructure are substantial....
EV rebates work but B.C. is shutting out the middle class
Young, working British Columbians are ready to buy electric cars but the province’s policy is leaving them...
Canada’s housing buildout a critical moment to ensure new condos include EV charging: report
VANCOUVER — A third of Canadians live in apartment or condo buildings. In most major cities, that proportion is even higher. But charging an EV can be more challenging for apartment dwellers,...
The carbon tax is dead. Whatever comes next should save Canadians money in their homes
The consumer carbon price has officially moved to palliative care, as new Prime Minister Mark Carney says the policy is simply too politically divisive. This raises an important question: what fills...
The industrial carbon price rewards innovation, efficiency, and aligns us with our Asian and European trading partners
VICTORIA—Mark Zacharias, executive director at Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to Conservative Party of Canada’s announcement that it would scrap Canada’s...