Since he was sworn into office in 2009, President Barack Obama has made clean energy development and deployment a significant policy priority. Evidence to date suggests it will be a significant part...
Behavioural science is now spurring new business opportunities, including software service companies harnessing behavioural science to measurably and durably change energy consumption...
Listen as Rick Cluff, of CBC's The Early Edition, interviews our Director, Merran Smith, on our latest report, Lock in Jobs, Not Pollution. Merran Smith's interview with The Early...
Bill Good of CKNW had a conversation with our Director, Merran Smith, on our latest report: Lock in Jobs, Not...
The Canadian Press covers our new report, Lock in Jobs, Not Pollution. Here’s a copy of the original article by reporter Dirk Meissner: Oil and gas companies planning to develop liquefied...
Merran Smith, director of Clean Energy Canada, released the following statement in response to remarks made this afternoon by the Hon. Bill Bennett, British Columbia’s Minister of Energy,...
By powering proposed British Columbia LNG plants with renewable energy, we can create more jobs and less pollution, and a lasting economic legacy for north coast communities—without sacrificing...
With returns growing very attractive, 2014 will prove a great year for investors to double-down in clean energy innovations....
2013 should not be remembered for its failures, but as the year that individual companies, cities, communities, and provinces and states stepped up to the plate and met the biggest challenge and...
For Canadian companies and institutions working to harness the power of waves, tides, and rivers, 2013 has proven a momentous...
The recently signed Pacific Coast Action Plan on Climate and Energy includes a commitment to accelerate the growth of zero emission vehicles. Under the pact, at least 10 percent of all fleet vehicles...
B.C. Hydro's Integrated Resource Plan identifies opportunities to reduce carbon pollution in the proposed liquefied natural gas industry, from wellhead to waterline. However, it also makes clear that...