DSF Submission on Federal Draft Clean Electricity Regulations

May 2022

Shifting Power: Zero-Emissions Electricity Across Canada by 2035

Reliable, affordable, clean electricity in Canada by 2035 is entirely possible. This is the first Canadian modelling study to explore how to get there largely through wind and solar and without relying on expensive and sometimes unproven and environmentally dangerous technologies.

DSF Submission on Federal Draft Clean Electricity Regulations

The David Suzuki Foundation’s submission to Environment and Climate Change Canada’s online consultation on the draft federal Clean Electricity Regulations. This submission includes a number of reports and resources, and the David Suzuki Foundation’s policy positions on this issue as of November 2, 2023.

Keeping the Lights On: Ensuring energy affordability, equity and access in the transition to clean electricity in Canada

Runa R. Das, Mari Martiskainen

This report focuses on energy poverty in Canada. Almost one in 10 Canadian households spends more than 10 per cent of their income on energy bills. The authors lay out solutions — ranging from a national energy poverty strategy to free heat pumps — to ease the burden.

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Shifting Power: Zero-Emissions Electricity Across Canada by 2035

DSF Submission on Federal Draft Clean Electricity Regulations

Keeping the Lights On: Ensuring energy affordability, equity and access in the transition to clean electricity in Canada

Science and Learning Centre

March 2024 Update: DSF Submission on Federal Draft Clean Electricity Regulations

Other resources

Shifting Power: Zero-Emissions Electricity Across Canada by 2035

DSF Submission on Federal Draft Clean Electricity Regulations

Keeping the Lights On: Ensuring energy affordability, equity and access in the transition to clean electricity in Canada

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