A Canadian energy-economy research consultancy. We specialize in quantitative modeling to answer questions about climate and energy policy.
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Check out CCI's latest analysis using modeling from Navius Research
NEW: Canada’s emissions are now more than 20 years behind on the country’s 2030 target.
Our latest analysis shows the policy choices that have Canada lagging and explains how to get back on track. 👇
440megatonnes.ca/insight/net…
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NEW: Canada’s emissions are now more than 20 years behind on the country’s 2030 target.
Our latest analysis shows the policy choices that have Canada lagging and explains how to get back on track. 👇
440megatonnes.ca/insight/net…
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An effective industrial carbon price is the last remaining pillar of Canada’s climate policy.
Our upcoming modeling makes clear that postponing a CAD 130/tonne price until 2040 cannot be justified on economic grounds + has climate & competitiveness risks.
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ALT Quote from IISD Policy Advisor, Steven Haig saying, "An effective industrial carbon price of $130 by 2030 is the bare minimum for serious climate action. A strong price on pollution can drive clean investment across the country—today's news puts that in jeopardy."
Check out our latest analysis with the @ClimateInstit where we modeled the emissions outcomes of different policy combinations under the Canada–Alberta MOU!
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Some of Canada’s top trading partners already have industrial carbon prices in line with $130/t in the 🇨🇦-Alberta MOU:
🇪🇺EU C$120
🇳🇴Norway C$120
🇨🇭Switzld C$119
🇬🇧UK C$85
Our new analysis of the MOU shows strong carbon markets can drive big emissions cuts⬇️440megatonnes.ca/insight/can…
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Some of Canada’s top trading partners already have industrial carbon prices in line with $130/t in the 🇨🇦-Alberta MOU:
🇪🇺EU C$120
🇳🇴Norway C$120
🇨🇭Switzld C$119
🇬🇧UK C$85
Our new analysis of the MOU shows strong carbon markets can drive big emissions cuts⬇️440megatonnes.ca/insight/can…
Check out our latest report for NRCan which explores the impact of thermal energy storage (TES) on the electricity system, including on how provinces meet peak load and the electricity system cost savings. Read the report here: naviusresearch.com/publicati…
#NetZero #CanadaEnergy #Electrification #DistributedEnergyResources
We have some questions about the @FraserInstitute's recent study on industrial carbon pricing. Read our thoughts here: climateinstitute.ca/fraser-i…
NEW BLOG: our quarterly projections of BC's LCFS credit market have found observed credit prices to be elevated relative to modeled prices in recent years. Here we explore why LCFS credit prices have diverged from economic fundamentals and what this means for the future of the market - spoiler alert! The market is correcting.
Read the blog here: naviusresearch.com/publicati…
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What will industrial carbon pricing cost the oil sands sector if the Canada-Alberta MOU moves forward?
Our latest research shows costs would be minimal—just a Timbit per barrel if the price reaches $130/t in 2030.
440megatonnes.ca/insight/why…
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Canada’s path to its climate goals is getting steeper: our latest modelling shows the country is now further from its targets. Stronger industrial policies and provincial co-operation can speed up progress, but they won’t be enough on their own.
Read more ⬇️
440megatonnes.ca/insight/can…
Check out our NEW BLOG exploring business cases for renewables in Edmonton. It finds that Edmonton is a competitive jurisdiction in Canada for developing new power projects, but land-use constraints and policy uncertainty (like future TIER credit prices) create headwinds that investors must navigate carefully. Read the blog here: naviusresearch.com/publicati…
NEW BLOG by @Samhharrison today! It highlights the underreporting of renewable fuels in the data used to produce Canada's GHG inventory. This has important implications, including an underestimation of the emissions benefit of provincial and federal low carbon fuels policies. Read the blog here: naviusresearch.com/publicati…
We recently worked with the @ppforumca and @CdnChamberofCom on a new analysis quantifying whether the export of Canadian LNG to Asian markets has the potential to reduce global GHG emissions. Read what we found in the newly released report here: naviusresearch.com/publicati…
NEW analysis finds that we don't expect increases to US tax credits (known as the 45Z tax credit) to have large effects on the long-run CFR credit price or fuel prices available to Canadian producers. Read our latest blog by @Samhharrison here: naviusresearch.com/publicati…
ALT Source: Navius Research blog titled "Impact of U.S. tax credits on Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations credit prices"
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New report alert 🚨
@ppforumca, in partnership with the @CdnChamberofCom’s Canadian Chamber Future of Business Centre, today released a new analysis showing Canadian #LNG has the potential to displace U.S. exports in Asia — driven by world-leading emissions performance and growing Indigenous ownership.
Read the full report: ppforum.ca/publications/refu…
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Hybrid home heating systems, which combine air-source heat pumps with natural gas furnaces, offer Ontario a practical and cost-effective path to significantly reducing emissions from home heating while protecting household budgets.
🔗 Read our new report: CleanProsperity.ca/DualFuelD…
Our 2025 edition of Biofuels in Canada is now live! Thanks to @AdvBioFuelsCan, you can explore the latest trends in Canada's biofuel consumption and impacts on emissions and energy prices here: naviusresearch.com/publicati…
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NEW: Our early estimate of Canada’s national emissions is out and shows progress stalled in 2024.
The country’s 2030 targets are now out of reach, emphasizing the need for a coordinated policy reset with the federal and provincial governments. ⬇️
climateinstitute.ca/news/202…
Exciting new tool launched today by @carbonremovers to track planned carbon removal projects in Canada
❗Check out the Carbon Console — Canada’s first dashboard, which is already tracking over 11 Mt of planned carbon removal.
“We’re not just talking about climate action, we’re building it.” - @NaimMerchant 🔗 console.carbonremoval.ca