Taxonomies can increase private and public investments in clean growth projects to meet Canada’s climate targets and reduce greenwashing.

OSFI climate scenario response letter from the Canadian Climate Institute

Using strategic assessments, Canada can develop a more effective strategy to streamline regulatory processes for clean growth projects

More than financial know-how from the Public Sector Investment Board will be required.

Circular economies can help build a healthier, more prosperous world.

How can governments address the disproportionate impacts of flood risk on equity-deserving people?

Scaling up investment in adaptation infrastructure should include thoughtfully unlocking the potential of private capital.

Key elements of a National Adaptation Strategy

New modelling of the impact and viability of the federal Clean Electricity Regulations

Alberta has the ability and the natural resources to reach net zero electricity well before 2050.

Canada’s electricity systems need a common framework and fast-tracking permitting to achieve net zero electricity generation by 2035

How much capital should the federal and provincial governments spend to decarbonize a sector that international markets will eventually transform?

Uncertainty is a major obstacle to reaching our emissions targets. Carbon contracts for differences present a promising solution.

Options for rate design and electricity system funding.

Our response to the federal government’s discussion paper on the proposed oil and gas cap.

How the sector can decarbonize operations and develop new net zero products.

Indigenous Peoples are at the forefront of the country’s clean energy evolution.

Reliable and resilient electricity systems are essential for a prosperous, net zero Canada.

Canada’s future prosperity depends on aligning public spending with the global low-carbon transition.

The case for a cooperative, principles-based approach.