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Canada wants to double its grid but needs localized, regional planning to get there

Connecting electricity planning with localized economic development can help Canada build faster, attract investment, and ensure communities benefit.

  • Tamara Krawchenko
  • Nayantara Sudhakar Hemani
27.08.26
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Building clean abroad: Using climate finance to diversify Canada’s trade

Canada has an opportunity to strengthen its economic competitiveness, build strategic partnerships and deliver high integrity climate outcomes.

  • Katherine Monahan
  • Dave Sawyer
26.08.26
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What Canada can learn from Norway on electrification

Clear, stable policies have helped establish Norway as a world leader on electrification.

  • Marisa Beck
14.08.26
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We’re building climate resilience. Who is left behind?

As Canada prepares for a future of more frequent climate disasters, we need to ask a simple question: Who are our adaptation policies designed to protect?

  • Maria Shallard
27.07.26
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