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An annual progress report on Canada’s Net Zero journey
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Climate Signals: Your Weekly Climate Briefing
Climate Signals: Your Weekly Climate Briefing
Climate Action Heroes: Joanna Osawe, Women in Renewable Energy
Joanna Osawe is the Founder, President and CEO of Women in Renewable Energy (WiRE). WiRE is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to advance…
Myha Truong-Regan: SMRs—world’s new Net Zero darling
Nuclear’s winter is over. It’s hard to imagine five years ago thousands of people would have trekked to Ottawa to talk nuclear. But a…
CER Update: Ottawa’s Flexibility On Natural Gas Gives Provinces Major Win
The federal government’s latest Clean Electricity Regulations update shows it’s softening its position on sharply cutting emissions from natural…
Owning the climate podium: 10 ways Canada can accelerate investment in decarbonization
In early February, the RBC Climate Action Institute launched our inaugural assessment of Canadian climate progress, and convened more than 100…
John Stackhouse: Canada’s Growth Triangle—Reconciliation, Productivity, Climate Action
Canada faces a triple economic challenge, and with it, a triple economic opportunity that can lay the foundation for growth through the 2030s.
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Climate Crunch
Our bi-weekly newsletter that translates the energy transition trends into insights you can use.
Climate Crunch: A Northvolt-Sized Problem, Green Taxonomy, Dead Tree Emoji
Here in Canada, Alberta banished coal-generated power this year, but Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are still figuring out ways to rid…
Climate Crunch: Big Apple Vs Baku, Carbon Tax Twists, Emissions-Slashing Workhorse
Issue #01 ➔ Welcome back to the newsletter formerly known as Climate Signals, offering crunchy insights and quick takes on changing climate and…
Climate Signals: Your Weekly Climate Briefing
Climate Signals: Your Weekly Climate Briefing