Where will all the land come from?
Adding the land requirements for renewable energy, biodiversity conservation, less-intensive farming, and two billion trees equals 469,273 square kilometres or 72 per cent of the area of Manitoba. This is an immense area of land to be reallocated and is it even feasible? The lesson: Do the math.
Renewable energy and economic reconciliation: Indigenous people as key stakeholders
Decarbonization of the Canadian economy will present countless opportunities that will need to address the specific contexts of the Indigenous communities involved.
Electric mobility: a more inclusive approach is needed for lower income households
Purchasing electric vehicles is still unattainable to many Canadians — or even viewed as a luxury product.
Overcoming the challenges of the hydrogen sector
Canada has many challenges to overcome, most notably issues surrounding investment, remaining competitive and developing a pan-Canadian strategy for hydrogen production.
Taking action on affordable and sustainable transportation
The Liberal government is investing in infrastructure, and in Canadians, to deliver on a commitment of every new passenger vehicle in Canada being zero-emissions by 2035.
Scaling solutions: accelerating the commercialization of made-in-Canada clean technology
Industry and corporate Canada have a critical role in fostering the elements of the coherent commercial ecosystem that enables the deployment of clean technology at scale.
Canada must be a leader in the race to net zero
Investing in becoming a global clean energy supplier of choice is Canada’s path to building a cleaner and more prosperous future.
Committee report and pre-budget jostling reflect ongoing discord over nuclear energy’s role in Canada’s clean energy transition
‘Funding these projects doesn’t make any sense when we have cleaner, safer, and lower cost options,’ says clean air advocate Jack Gibbons of Canada’s support for nuclear energy as part of its path toward net-zero emissions.
Don’t sleep on the Churchill Falls talks
What happens here influences everything from inter-provincial relations, to the federal treasury, to the 2030 climate reductions emission plan, and beyond.
Canada’s mining and critical minerals goals hinge on the North
The future of Canada’s mining industry lies increasingly in remote and northern regions, but the infrastructure deficit in these parts of the country brings significant challenges.
