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“Given that we know Canadians and Albertans are interested in action – not just talk – on reducing emissions, we hope the new Pathways website won’t take up too much of the limelight. Public and government attention should instead be focused firmly on the real decision makers: the oilsands executives.” Our take on the fallout around Bill C-59 and greenwashing legislation, and what we hope can instead be a constructive path forward for decarbonizing the oilsands ⬇️

Insiders and experts share strategies for overcoming the biggest barriers to building out charging infrastructure for power hungry fleets. 👇

Recent Ember report shows #Canada is 🥈 among G20 countries for highest share of #renewables. But our rank for new renewable power construction has dropped to 14th. “We are off to a great start, but we need to fill those gaps,” says Acting Electricity Director Jason Wang. Toronto Star with your Sunday read ☕️ ⬇️

🌲🌡️ Wildfires and heatwaves are clear indications of a changing climate. We’re fighting for a greener future through research & analysis of #CleanEnergy solutions. Join us by becoming a monthly donor and make a lasting impact: https://lnkd.in/eNf-bdp

🚛🌏 Recent extreme rain events in southern Ontario remind us of the urgent need to take #ClimateAction. By working to decarbonize transportation, one of Canada’s largest emitters, we can make a significant impact.

#CarbonDioxideRemoval will be a vital tool to reaching #NetZero and keeping our planet at livable temperatures. But are Canadian companies ready to use this option? Check out our buyer scan on the industry to find out! #CDR

Concrete: widely used and carbon intensive. Find out what Canada is doing to shrink concrete’s colossal carbon footprint in our new report.  👇

#CarbonDioxideRemoval can be the final puzzle piece for companies pursuing a #NetZero sustainability goal, but not many companies know about the opportunity or how to close a deal. Get the inside scoop from our brand-new case study. This case study is part of our new Carbon Dioxide Removal Centre, which will focus on providing educational tools and resources for prospective buyers to enable them to participate in the market.

Governments can provide market certainty for greener construction “by implementing regulations that require deep building decarbonization,” from our Buildings program manager, Jessica McIlroy.

We need deep retrofits to address new climate realities. It's time for coordinated efforts from all sectors—government, utilities, insurance, investment, and building owners—to ensure Canadians' health and safety. Here's why: https://lnkd.in/gxkWVG4G