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Electrification will test Canada’s electricity systems—but a clean grid will help protect Canadians from electricity price shocks

Grids with gas power are vulnerable to fuel price swings, but market design and clean power can insulate consumers from volatile electricity prices.

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New analysis shows Canada-Alberta MOU treatment of industrial carbon pricing will make or break emissions outcome

April 22, 2026

New modelling shows that different versions of the MOU policy package could vary by more than 80 million tonnes of emissions in 2050, depending on how the industrial carbon market is designed.

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How to track the expansion of Canada’s electric vehicle charging network

April 9, 2026

It’s not enough to track the number of chargers. We’ve identified three indicators that give additional insight into whether Canada’s charging network is expanding in the right ways.

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Food inflation is not caused by industrial carbon pricing. Here’s why.

March 26, 2026

The effect of industrial carbon pricing on food prices is miniscule—like adding a penny to the price of two dozen eggs.

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Why industrial carbon pricing costs the oil sands less than a Timbit per barrel

March 11, 2026

Analysis shows that even strengthened industrial carbon pricing will cost the oil sands very little, averaging less than 50 cents a barrel in 2030.

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Early Estimates of National Emissions

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Canadian Climate Policy Inventory

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Corporate Climate Commitment Tracker

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