How oil and gas methane emissions were cut in half in under a decade
A coordinated suite of provincial and federal policies has dramatically cut methane emissions well ahead of schedule. Cutting even more will require coordinated action.
Read MoreFeatured
Explore
- Is Canada on track to its 2030 target?
- What policies are provinces and territories implementing to reduce emissions?
- Which Canadian climate policies will have the biggest impact by 2030?
- Why is methane so important for cutting oil and gas emissions?
- Can a federal sales mandate make it easier to get an electric vehicle?
Canada’s biggest companies have climate targets but haven’t shown how they will meet them
January 30, 2025
Companies on the TSX 60 remained largely committed to net zero, but close to half have not disclosed what climate actions they will take to reduce emissions.
The steel industry is on track for major emissions reductions
January 16, 2025
Canada’s iron and steel industry is poised to make big emissions cuts thanks to government support, industry investment, and industrial carbon pricing.
Why are Canada’s passenger vehicle emissions stuck in neutral?
December 19, 2024
Competing drivers of emissions are slowing progress.
New research presents the case for modernizing industrial carbon pricing
December 9, 2024
Large-emitter trading systems are powerful tools for reducing emissions and attracting investment—but they need updates to reach their full potential.
Data
Emissions Pathway Tracker
Early Estimates of National Emissions
Canadian Climate Policy Inventory
