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Love Canada's climb in the BNEF lithium ion battery supply chain attractiveness index! #2 after China overall. Let it be known. 🇨🇦😉 @AvistaHomayun @LucLeboeuf
After a knockout year of attracting battery investments, Canada now ranks 2nd in the world on battery supply chain potential according to @BloombergNEF’s 2022 global rankings—up from 5th place last year and surpassing the U.S.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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The impacts of climate change will be big and costly. How can we control the damage?
Register for our Sept 29 webinar w/ @Caroline_Lee2 @rjcsmith @enviroeconomics @Ryan_B_Ness @climajimena @craig4stewart Chris Jennings and Caroline Larrivée
#cdnpoli
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Can US Inflation Reduction Act accelerate Canada‘s clean energy transition?
Yes, it can!
Interview w/@rjcsmith, CEO Canadian Climate Institute
@ClimateInstit @JeremyvanLoon @iveyfoundation #Canada #cdnpoli
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Here's @AliciaPlanincic, Jamie Bonham, and me in @RIACanada on future-proofing prosperity in Alberta. riacanada.ca/magazine/quick-… @LabEnergy
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Less mowed grass, more wild flowers
via @Greenpeace
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Great 🧵on todays' @ClimateInstit report from lead author (and all-around clever guy) @dion_jason 💡🔦
📢Today, @climateinstit released our latest report “The Big Switch”. In it, we explore both the technical and policy changes needed to align Canada’s electricity systems with net zero. I’ll summarize some key findings and recommendations here.⚡️ climateinstitute.ca/big-swit…
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California's grid ran on almost 100% clean energy this month bloomberg.com/news/articles/… #renewableenergy
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Plunging costs of renewables mark a turning point in a global transition to low-carbon energy, with new solar or wind farms increasingly cheaper to build than running existing coal plants
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Good climate news this week
1 China to add 140GW of solar + wind in 2022
2 US renewables queue soars to 1,300GW
3 California briefly ran on 97% clean energy
4 Irish grid can now run on 75% renewables
5 NY State to electrify 100% of school buses
6 Mercedes EV breaks 1,000km range
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Between 2005 and 2019, Canadian GHGs fell 0.03% annually, or 3 Mt total. In 2020, they dropped 65.9 Mt in one year, or 8.9%. Light duty vehicles down 16Mt, natural gas processing down 11Mt, conventional light and heavy oil down 9Mt, and electricity down 7 Mt.
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Banks say they're getting tough on coal, but they keep lending trillions to polluters. They pledged to go green. Yet they can't seem to ditch coal.
It's not all about money, just mostly
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An important piece of work that underlines five immediate policy priorities for GHG reduction #cdnpoli
🛎️ NEW: INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENT 🛎️ Drawing on modelling from @NaviusResearch, we conclude that the #2030EmissionsReductionPlan is credible but its success depends on accelerating the implementation of a handful of specific policies.
#cdnpoli #NetZero
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Very good thread on today's @IPCC_CH. From a Canadian perspective, this underlines the necessity of implementing the #2030EmissionsReductionPlan as quickly as possible. There's no time to waste #cdnpoli @ClimateInstit
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The @IPCC_CH report on how to tackle climate change is finally out, covering nearly 3,000 pages
Look out tomorrow for @CarbonBrief in-depth summary
Here are some highlights
1/ Global GHG emissions are at highest ever level, but growth has slowed
ipcc.ch/report/sixth-assessm…
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Visualizing The World’s Loss of Forests Since the Ice-Age
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Out today! New scoping paper by Shawn McCarthy (@smccarthy55) on lessons for Canada from Nordic electricity co-operation and integration climateinstitute.ca/publicat…
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This month, Canada moves from #NetZero commitments to implementation: some thoughts on the significance of this moment from @caristconsult and I #2030EmissionsReductionPlan #cdnpoli @ClimateInstit @NZAB_Canada thestar.com/opinion/contribu… via @torontostar
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#CleanGrowth needs to play a role in government plans for a #JustTransition in Canada. #cdnpoli #polcan
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Global energy-related CO2 emissions rose to record high in 2021-IEA... reuters.com/business/energy/…






















