As the Province of Ontario continues to seek ways to increase electricity capacity while reducing our dependence on fossil fuels, a new report finds a fundamental contrast between the Province’s supply-first approach and the approach
of most municipal climate action plans, which focus on improving energy efficiency and reducing electricity demand at a local level.
Ultimately, environmental events should serve as catalysts for action and change. They should provide attendees with the space to interact with one another, expand their network, and learn from each other to facilitate progress.
The Government of Canada is providing $650,000 in funding for QUEST Canada to evolve and adapt its Accelerating Implementation of Renewable Energy (AIRE) for Indigenous Communities project to expand knowledge of local energy systems, and develop pathways to accelerate clean energy opportunities.
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) and QUEST Canada will collaborate with remote Indigenous communities on a project to accelerate renewable energy initiatives and build a pathway to net-zero.
Three-year project with QUEST Canada will work with remote Indigenous communitites to build renewables capacity