News
MOU with Alberta puts Canada’s commitment to net zero emissions by 2050 firmly out of reach
The MOU agreement’s unreasonable compromises on industrial carbon markets and clean electricity regulations, and the implications for weakening policies in other provinces, will undermine emissions reductions and Canada’s low-carbon competitiveness.
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FACT SHEET: How industrial carbon pricing reduces emissions at minimal cost
06.03.26
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Canada’s new electricity strategy points in the right direction, but sidesteps critical issues
14.05.26
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Fact vs fiction when it comes to industrial carbon pricing and Canadian oil and gas
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How governments can help Canadian households electrify with cleaner and more cost-stable energy
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Global carbon markets are Canada’s next clean energy advantage
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Research
Mitigation
How can Canada reduce its emissions?
Adaptation
How can Canada adapt to a changing climate?
Clean Growth
How can Canada succeed through the global low-carbon transition?
Sustainable Finance
How can Canada unlock the investment required to compete in the global low-carbon transition?
The impact of climate change on severe weather events
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FACT SHEET: Climate change and wildfires
13.05.26
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FACT SHEET: Climate change and heat waves
26.06.25
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FACT SHEET: Climate change and flooding
23.04.26
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FACT SHEET: Climate change and drought
18.08.25
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Safe bets and wild cards
Discover some of the clean energy technologies that will play a role in Canada’s economic future and transition to net zero emissions.
Discover the safe bets and wild cards
Electricity
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The Big Switch – Electricity in Canada
04.05.22
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Waves of change: Indigenous clean energy leadership
15.02.22
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Nordic co-operation, Canadian provincialism
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Building on Canada’s electrical advantage
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