Collaborating on the development of a consensus on a National Energy Vision for Canada
National Energy Vision
Recent Energy Leaders Roundtable events with expert representation from across Canada revealed that the topic of a National Energy Vision for Canada continues to be top of mind. Enhanced collaboration on infrastructure development, the economy, decarbonization and reaching our climate goals remains critical. CCRE believes that there is an opportunity to create an inclusive and comprehensive process with a strong governance framework to reach a consensus on a National Energy Vision for Canada.
Over the coming year, we will be publishing a series of CCRE Commentaries that will underscore the need for a consensus, establish guiding principles for decision-making, and issue a call to action to move forward for the benefit of all Canadians. This initiative will culminate in a series of virtual events and a conference that will bring together diverse participation from business, policy, academia, labour, Indigenous, and government leaders.
CCRE Commentary: Toward a National Energy Vision: Case Study: Electricity System Implications for Ontario and Quebec
“The success of Canada’s net-zero transition is inextricably linked to the decarbonization policies in all provinces, including Ontario and Quebec. Collaboration and transparent discussions using scientific facts and reliable data are the necessary prerequisites for an affordable transition for Canada.” Download PDF Author’s Contact Information By: Marc Brouillette In 2021, the Council for Clean &
CCRE Commentary: Toward a National Energy Vision: Canada’s Low-Carbon Energy Infrastructure Opportunity in a Global Net Zero Future
“The climate imperative and energy trifecta challenge warrant collaboration amongst Canada’s decision-makers” Download PDF Author’s Contact Information By: Marc Brouillette INTRODUCTION – VISIONING CANADA’S STRATEGY IN THE GLOBAL ENERGY TRANSITION In early 2021, the Council for Clean and Reliable Energy (CCRE) released the first in a series of Commentaries advocating for the development of a
A National Energy Vision for Canada: A Principled Approach
Media Release
In “A National Energy Vision for Canada – A Principled Approach” author and independent energy consultant Karen Taylor describes the core principles required to shape the process to achieve a National Energy Vision for Canada. Taylor states that Canada’s management and use of energy is indelibly linked to our country’s climate framework as well as worldwide environmental concerns.
Why Canada needs a national energy strategy
Brian Tobin and Aaron Engen
As far back as 1885 when the CPR was finishing construction of the railway as a condition to British Columbia joining confederation, major infrastructure projects were nation-building endeavors.
CCRE Commentary: Toward a National Energy Vision: Case Study: Electricity System Implications for Ontario and Quebec
“The success of Canada’s net-zero transition is inextricably linked to the decarbonization policies in all provinces, including Ontario and Quebec. Collaboration and transparent discussions using scientific facts and reliable data are the necessary prerequisites for an affordable transition for Canada.” Download PDF Author’s Contact Information By: Marc Brouillette In 2021, the Council for Clean &
A National Energy Vision for Canada: A Principled Approach
Media Release
In “A National Energy Vision for Canada – A Principled Approach” author and independent energy consultant Karen Taylor describes the core principles required to shape the process to achieve a National Energy Vision for Canada. Taylor states that Canada’s management and use of energy is indelibly linked to our country’s climate framework as well as worldwide environmental concerns.
Why Canada needs a national energy strategy
Brian Tobin and Aaron Engen
As far back as 1885 when the CPR was finishing construction of the railway as a condition to British Columbia joining confederation, major infrastructure projects were nation-building endeavors.