Congratulations to Dr. Brett Dolter of UofR Faculty of Arts and his research team, winners of Canadian Economics Association' Vanderkamp Prize for Best Article of 2023! To read the full paper on the costs and benefits of #carbonpricing under different models, visit: utpjournals.press/doi/10.3138/cp… 📰

Important analysis from Brett Dolter finds significant common ground in achieving SaskPower’s clean energy transition. With proposed revisions, the forthcoming Clean Electricity Regulations can reduce emissions with minimal impact on cost. #skpoli climateinstitute.ca/publications/t…

Wouldn’t it be great if the provincial and federal governments could get on the same page about how to clean up our electricity grid? In this StarPhoenix Op-Ed I explain how close the two sides will be with revisions to the Clean Electricity Regulation thestarphoenix.com/opinion/column…

Climate policy is missing in action in Saskatchewan election The main parties lack serious climate-action plans and polled voters have other priorities. Grace Schaan and Brett Dolter argue that progress will likely require more sustained civil actions. policyoptions.irpp.org/?p=114338