Six changes governing climate policy
Why a comprehensive review of national energy goals is necessary to secure Canada’s economic and sovereign future
How Canada’s environmental policies mean lost ground
New Resource Works Advisory Council Chair Karen Graham warns that letting “the perfect be the enemy of the good” has tied industry in knots and cost Canada a decade of progress
Carney didn’t betray climate ambition. He confronted reality
Canada’s sudden rediscovery of energy ambition has been greeted with a familiar charge: hypocrisy
Canada’s resource complex: how Carney might finally break the spell
After years of self-doubt and performative paralysis, Ottawa realizes that Canada’s future strength depends on investing in, not prohibiting, its own prosperity
MORTON: Is Net Zero achievable?
Maintaining energy diversity is crucial to a truly sustainable future, writes David Morton of the Canadian Energy Reliability Council, and former Chair and CEO of the British Columbia Utilities Commission.
Canadian climate and energy policy set to change in 2025
Be prepared for a massive paradigm shift this year.
Taking Climate Policy Beyond Borders Through International Cooperation
Article 6 of the Paris Agreement can enable cost-effective, equitable global climate action by allowing countries to share emission credits from joint projects, helping developing nations transition from coal-based electricity.
Resource Works Society announces attendance of Founder and CEO at COP 28 in Dubai
Media release: Resource Works advocating for a responsible resource future at COP28 in Dubai.
Big questions about net-zero
We’re still awaiting the rules and regulations that the federal government is drafting to execute its plan to achieve net-zero emissions in Canada by 2050. Industries and resource projects from coast to coast to coast know they will be compelled by 2050 to eliminate or offset greenhouse-gas emissions, but how?