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Fossils’ ‘Net-Zero’ Alliance Has No Phaseout Plan, Relies on Shaky Carbon Capture Technology
Canada’s five big tar sands/oil sands companies are raising eyebrows with their plan to form an Oil Sands Pathways to Net Zero alliance aimed ... -
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Coal-Heavy Queensland Commits $2 Billion to Clean Energy Jobs
Australia’s fossil-heavy state of Queensland is committing A$2 billion to create what Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk called a “self-reinforcing cycle of investment—a job-generating clean energy ... -
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$1.3-Billion Edmonton Project Raises Hopes for Blue Hydrogen, Doubts About Greenwashing
A plan by a Pennsylvania-based industrial gas and chemical company to build a C$1.3-billion “blue” hydrogen plant in Edmonton is raising cautious optimism about ... -
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Renewables in South Australia Grid Leap from 0 to 60% in Just 14 Years
The breakaway success of the South Australian electricity grid, which literally took renewable energy from zero to 60% of total demand in just 14 ... -
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China Can Peak Coal Consumption, Power Sector Emissions by 2025, Researcher Says
An energy researcher from Peking University is pointing to a pathway for China to peak its coal consumption, coal-fired generation capacity, and power sector ... -
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Analysis: Unmeasured Methane Could Undercut Canada’s Blue Hydrogen Drive
The inability to accurately measure and regulate methane emissions from natural gas operations is emerging as a gaping, potentially fatal flaw in a Canadian ... -
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‘Checking the Boxes’ in Federal Climate Plan Won’t Deliver on Canada’s Paris Targets, Researchers Warn
Two veteran public interest researchers have come up with a troubling equation they say is at the heart of the federal government’s climate strategy: ... -
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Opinion: ‘Climate Ambition Poker’ Masks Canada’s Fossil-First Energy Plan
In the space of a few days in April, Canada’s 2030 emissions reduction target under the Paris Agreement jumped from 30% to 36% to ... -
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Don’t Look to CCS, Hydrogen for Quick Carbon Cuts, Le Quéré Warns Canada
It would be a big mistake for Canada to count on carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) or hydrogen to meet its 2030 climate ... -
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Suncor, ATCO Seek Government Backing for ‘Multi-Billion-Dollar’ Hydrogen/CCS Project
Tar sands/oil sands producer Suncor Energy Inc. is partnering with utility ATCO Ltd. on a “multi-billion-dollar” project to produce more than 300,000 tonnes per ... -
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China Can Peak Coal Consumption, Power Sector Emissions by 2025, Researcher Says
An energy researcher from Peking University is pointing to a pathway for China to peak its coal consumption, coal-fired generation capacity, and power sector ... -
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Some Countries Commit, Others Deflect as White House Pushes for Faster Carbon Cuts
The Biden-Harris Leaders’ Summit on Climate was scheduled to open with statements from leaders of more than two dozen countries, in what the White ... -
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Federal Budget Puts $17.6 Billion into Green Recovery, Tips 36% Emissions Cut by 2030
The federal government is getting decidedly mixed reviews for a 2021 budget that announces but doesn’t quite spell out C$17.6 billion in green recovery ... -
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‘Checking the Boxes’ in Federal Climate Plan Won’t Deliver on Canada’s Paris Targets, Researchers Warn
Two veteran public interest researchers have come up with a troubling equation they say is at the heart of the federal government’s climate strategy: ... -
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Federal Budget-Watchers Expect ‘Pivotal Moment’ for Canadian Climate Action
From transit to home energy retrofits, from natural climate solutions to green innovation funding, the federal budget tabled today by Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland ...
