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And it’s confirmed. Alberta, long dominated by coal power, has now completed its phaseout of the fuel, 6 years ahead of the stated goal of 2030. #ableg

"The wrong decisions today will reverberate for decades.... buildings merit more attention. Big changes are necessary – and moving in the wrong direction puts Canada further behind." Really fantastic op-ed from The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/opinion/editor…

Not just me then who wants the small car that everyone has stopped selling. Small EVs should be tariff exempt till domestic companies offer an equivalent alternative. Then let the market decide. Wankpanzer Watch cbc.ca/news/suv-small…

Appliances are going to start coming with hours of batteries at this rate, to get around all the regulatory & home upgrading hookup issues. They will be sold as back up batteries, not arbitrage, but that’s what they will do.

NEW RESEARCH: Beyond Sustainability: The Power of Indigenous Healthy Energy Homes explores a new approach to address the health impacts of poor quality homes in Indigenous communities across Canada. This paper is a collaboration between Indigenous Clean Energy and Canadian Climate Institute #cdnpoli

NEW RESEARCH: Beyond Sustainability: The Power of Indigenous Healthy Energy Homes explores a new approach to address the health impacts of poor quality homes in Indigenous communities across Canada. This paper is a collaboration between Indigenous Clean Energy and Canadian Climate Institute

1/Alberta could miss out on billions of dollars in low-carbon investment if the province doesn’t fix a major problem with its TIER carbon market, says our new report, released today ⤵️ cleanprosperity.ca/StrengtheningT… (Thread 🧵)

Maligne Lake, Jasper Park Lawren Harris 1924

How do we trigger a fundamental change in steel, cement, & chemical production to net-zero that initially raises their cost, but drives global market share uptake while reducing costs to parity? A 🧵from 2 new reports, from Center on Global Energy Policy & netzeroindustry.org

We're hiring a second new Junior Lead, Projects to work in New Brunswick or one of the Atlantic Provinces. Apply today or share this post with your network! linkedin.com/jobs/view/3984… #jobsnb #jobsns #jobspei #jobsnl

New paper in Nature Communications - Drivers and Impacts of the Record-Breaking 2023 Wildfire Season in Canada. The 2023 wildfire season in Canada was unprecedented in its scale and intensity. rdcu.be/dRs0B

"When two cars crash, a 1,000lb increase in the weight of one vehicle raised the fatality rate in the other by 47%." Externalities. economist.com/interactive/un…

Reserve your online seat for 🇨🇦's biggest #climateconference: The Net-Zero Edge, co-hosted with Net-Zero Advisory Body, Oct 10! The 1st panel will explore industrial competitiveness on the way to net zero. Register now ⬇️ #cdnpoli climateinstitute.ca/events/the-net…

Alberta's energy-only market does its thing. Prices rise, lots of new supply comes in, prices fall. Repeat. (And no, this fall isn't due to any recently announced policy changes. It was foretold in forward markets long before that due to lots of new supply coming online)

Recent flooding in Toronto, wildfires in Jasper and B.C.—how much did these recent climate events cost Canada? Our new mapping tool, the Climate Costs Tracker, gives you the big picture. #cdnpoli ClimateChangeCosts.ca

⁦California ISO⁩ dispatch from yesterday. This is how you have a reliable grid through the energy transition in the presence of climate change fueled extremes. Solar cranking. Batteries time shifting. Deep cooperation with your neighbors.

We took a deep dive into the PBO's carbon pricing modeling, and found: overestimated impacts, conflation of consumer and industrial pricing, and missed opportunities for clarity. A 🧵: Sam Harrison Jotham Peters Canadian Climate Institute Navius Research climateinstitute.ca/industrial-vs-…

As carbon pricing policies continue to make headlines, Canadian Climate Institute & Navius Research have released timely new analysis about industrial carbon pricing in a blog by Dave Sawyer, Jotham Peters and Sam Harrison🧵 climateinstitute.ca/industrial-vs-…

In case you're interested, I devote a chapter in my book to the "Why should we do anything when Canada accounts for less than 2% of global emissions?" trope.

Texas vs Alberta: While Alberta has restricted its once-booming renewable energy sector, Texas is embracing the industry as a money maker that co-exists with oil and gas. Great story from my pal @the_Jeff_Jones here. theglobeandmail.com/business/artic… #ableg #cdnpoli #cdnecon