Tracking the Energy Revolution – Canada 2016
Canada spent 15 per cent less on new clean energy development in 2015 than in the previous year, and future growth in this sector will depend largely on policies being developed. That’s...
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Reports
Climate Action Letter to Premier Christy Clark
British Columbia faces a crossroads: take new action to cut carbon pollution and restore B.C.’s legacy as a climate leader, or fail to meet B.C.’s commitments and forfeit the...
Backgrounder: Evaluating Climate Leadership in British Columbia
OVERVIEW British Columbia’s carbon pollution is growing, despite the province’s claims of “climate leadership”. New action is needed to reverse this trend and get B.C. back on track to meets...
Biofuels in Canada: Tracking progress in tackling greenhouse gas emissions from transportation fuels
Every time you fill your vehicle’s tank, a portion of the fuel you buy comes from plants, not fossil fuels. That’s because, since 2005, provincial and federal policies in Canada have required...
Tracking the Energy Revolution – Global 2016
A Year for the Record Books Investment in clean energy set a new record last year, with more money invested globally in new renewable power than in new power from fossil fuels. 2015 was also the...
A Clean Economy and Jobs Plan for British Columbia
British Columbia can continue to grow its economy while reducing carbon pollution and meeting its climate targets. A Clean Economy and Jobs Plan for British Columbia presents new analysis into the...
Tracking the Energy Revolution — Canada 2015 Report
Tracking the Energy Revolution is a series of annual publications that highlight where and how the shift to cleaner energy sources and electrified transportation is unfolding in Canada and around...
Tracking the Energy Revolution – Canada 2015
Tracking the Energy Revolution is a series of annual publications that highlight where and how the shift to cleaner energy sources and electrified transportation is unfolding in Canada and around...
Tracking the Energy Revolution — Global 2015
Tracking the Energy Revolution is a series of annual publications that highlight where and how the shift to cleaner energy sources and electrified transportation is unfolding in Canada and around...
Inside North America’s Largest Carbon Market: Lessons from Quebec
From the front lines of Quebec’s cap and trade system, we interview the original architects of Quebec’s cap and trade system, including former premier Jean Charest, as well as government,...
Tackling Traffic: The Economic Cost of Congestion in Metro Vancouver
Clean Energy Canada and the C.D. Howe Institute collaborated on a study to calculate the full costs of traffic congestion in the Vancouver region. The study found that gridlock stops people from...