Climate

The RBC Climate Action Institute co-hosted a special session today in Ottawa with the British High Commission, to share views with the diplomatic corps

Which is the most critical mineral of all for decarbonization? Lithium, it turns out. The International Renewable Energy

The scrap over the oil and gas emission’s cap and COP 29’s calendar conflict.

A dedicated chapter on “Security, affordability and sustainability.” That wasn’t the case in the 2023 World Energy Outlook, and it’s about time.

At Energy Disruptors United in Calgary, I sat down with Chana Martineau, CEO of Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation (AIOC), to discuss economic reconciliation. Chana is uniquely qualified to help unlock economic opportunity for Indigenous communities and her background as a woman of First Nations heritage with 30 years of experience in banking and consulting has […]

Here in Canada, Alberta banished coal-generated power this year, but Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are still figuring out ways to rid coal off their grids.

The energy transition presents a chance for Canada’s small, open economy to reset and recharge its global competitiveness.

Issue #01 ➔ Welcome back to the newsletter formerly known as Climate Signals, offering crunchy insights and quick takes on changing climate and energy trends. ➔ Big Apple’s Big Climate Bash ➔ What EV Sales Downturn? Hot takes ➔ Carbon tax was seen as good climate policy—now it’s a victim of climate politics. NDP’s Jagmeet […]

Policymakers in Canada’s fastest growing cities face a triple challenge over the next decade…

How indoor agriculture can serve as a local food source in northern—and urban—settings Vertical farming is a form of controlled environment agriculture (CEA), that gives growers more control over the environment they tend their crops in, which can be advantageous in challenging growing conditions. Indoor vertical farming was set to take off in a big […]

Canada’s greenhouse sector is a hotbed for growth. Greenhouses specializing in fruits and vegetables in Canada have increased

Can innovative tech turn the tide in the climate crisis?