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Carbon Pricing Expands in Canada, Making Slower Progress in the United States
As talk of a carbon tax resurfaces with the start of the Biden administration, some form of carbon pricing applies to an increasing share of the population in the United States and Canada, according to a report jointly released today by the nonprofit research groups ACEEE and Efficiency Canada.
2020 Canadian Provincial Energy Efficiency Scorecard
The Canadian Provincial Energy Efficiency Scorecard tracks 42 policy and outcome-based metrics across all 10 provinces
Strengthening Canada’s Building Code Process
Tiered Energy Codes Best Practices for Code Compliance
September 25, 2020
2019 Canadian Provincial Energy Efficiency Scorecard
A national low-carbon transition requires a tripling of energy efficiency from current levels. Energy savings will be largely driven by the provinces and territories, because they have jurisdiction over the most relevant policy areas, such as public utility regulation and building energy codes.
Ontario backgrounder
The Ontario government promised to reduce electricity bills in the recent election campaign by “moving conservation programs to the tax base”. Efficiency Canada's Brendan Haley discusses their election promise, and makes recommendations for the inclusion of energy...
Budget 2019 Priorities
In the summer of 2018, Efficiency Canada convened 16 energy efficiency organizations throughout the country to develop a common set of priorities for the upcoming federal budget. Here's what we are proposing. Interested to learn how energy efficiency makes Canada more...
Less is More
Read how Canada can boost GDP, create jobs and meet its international climate change commitments. These reports are the joint work of Clean Energy Canada and Efficiency Canada, with the support of Dunsky Energy Consulting.