TORONTO — “Build Canada Strong” is a central mantra of the federal government’s plans to bolster Canada’s economy in a rapidly changing world, with new housing and infrastructure key to Canada’s nation-building efforts. But all this construction poses a problem: the production of building materials can be a huge source of emissions…
Source: Clean Energy Canada
Clean Energy Canada | Press Releases
- Need to cool down this summer? Get a heat pump
- Why B.C. should make every new central A/C system a heat pump
- Expanding the Greener Homes Affordability Program a good first step to unlock energy savings and comfort for Canadian households
- Response: Federal interprovincial transmission announcement is a win for everyone—and our electrified future
- New BC Hydro plan underpowers B.C.’s electrified future
- Ontario’s most recent procurement shows the cost benefits of batteries for clean reliability
- Amid Canada’s massive housing and infrastructure build-out, a few changes can limit climate impact at little or no cost: report
- Response: New BC Hydro plan maintains key programs, but the province and utility are leaving larger household savings on the table
- A Canada-led clean trade pact would show that middle powers mean business
- Response: Lopsided MOU undermines yesterday’s clean electricity strategy
