Which path would you choose for B.C.?
Can B.C. LNG compete in the global market—and should it? Our recent report, An Uncertain Future, explores the [...]
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Pickering refurbishment rightly focuses on non-emitting power, but the competitiveness of renewables must not be overlooked
TORONTO — Rachel Doran, vice president of policy and strategy at Clean Energy Canada, made the following statement in response to the announced refurbishment of the Pickering nuclear plant: [...]
Buy Clean lessons from the U.S.
Webinar exploring how the U.S. is using “Buy Clean” policies to cut emissions and grow the market for low-carbon building materials—and what lessons Canada can learn. The webinar is [...]
To become a major player on the global battery stage, Canada must act fast
...-development network, and access to a well-integrated North American market, Canada can do more than merely extract and supply the raw materials; we can be a leading supplier of [...]
Energy transition is now Canada’s energy reality, so are the jobs that come with it
...government’s latest climate plan in our model. When the same model is run under the weaker policies that existed prior to the December 2020 plan, we see 85,000 fewer [...]
Media Brief: COP26 and the implications for Canada
...level rise, clean energy development, or the use of energy efficiency retrofits. At COP15 in Copenhagen in 2009, richer countries pledged that they would collectively provide US$100 billion (CA$123 billion) per [...]
The Glasgow Climate Pact: What does it mean for Canada’s climate policy?
...including that 100% of new passenger vehicle sales be zero-emissions by 2035 and that all electricity should be emissions-free by the same year. Canada also re-committed to phasing out [...]
COP26 represents another step forward, with still more path to walk
...in the run up to the last election, including banning the sale of fossil fuel-powered passenger cars and light-duty trucks from 2035 and ensuring that all electricity is emissions-free [...]
Underneath It All
Canada is an electricity heavyweight. It’s the world’s sixth-largest electricity producer and third-largest electricity exporter. Canada also has a clean electricity grid that is 83% emission-free, with lower electricity [...]
Three ways Canadians will benefit from a 100% clean electricity grid
The federal government’s Clean Electricity Regulations will help ensure that Canada’s regionally divided power system remains both clean and affordable in the years ahead, as we electrify transportation, home [...]
The True Cost
Clean Energy Canada analyzed a number of popular electric car models, comparing their total ownership costs with that of gas equivalents. With just one exception, the electric version of [...]
The worst plan is no plan when faced with an inevitable energy transition
...our own domestic expertise, research and development outputs, and intellectual property. Similarly, Canada’s relatively clean electricity grid means we can produce batteries today with a smaller carbon footprint than [...]