Canada’s economic growth now produces fewer emissions, but not by enough to reach targets
National emissions intensity data show that electricity is a standout performer, and that oil and gas output is rising too fast to rein in emissions.
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Biofuels in Canada are rising. Will emissions fall?
November 27, 2025
Biofuels in gasoline and diesel are increasing and are a leading indicator for future emissions reductions.
Are Canada’s global partners reducing their emissions?
November 13, 2025
Compared to Canada, G7 countries are reducing their emissions faster, while developing countries are not (yet).
Latest data shows the rapid growth of heat pumps in Canada
October 30, 2025
Heat pumps continue their rise as primary heating systems, with almost half of New Brunswick homes now relying on them.
Most of Canada’s largest companies remain committed to net zero
October 23, 2025
Two thirds of Canada’s largest companies were still committed to net zero in 2024, but coverage of Scope 3 emissions remained a challenge.
Data
Emissions Pathway Tracker
Early Estimates of National Emissions
Canadian Climate Policy Inventory
