QUEST Canada has released the final report of its Motivating Net-Zero Action in Rural, Remote, and Indigenous Communities (MNZA) research project, offering new evidence that community-driven, place-based climate and energy approaches deliver multiple, interconnected benefits—strengthening local economies, improving well-being, enhancing resilience, and advancing Canada’s net-zero goals.
To open more access to low-carbon energy innovation across the country, QUEST Canada and Pollution Probe have developed a National Low-Carbon Energy Innovation Assessment which identifies strengths and gaps and highlights successful pathways forward in each jurisdiction.
New renewable energy transition toolkit is designed to support Indigenous communities on their journey to a prosperous, net-zero future.
QUEST Canada, a leading charity dedicated to advancing Canada’s transition to net-zero, has released a groundbreaking literature review that explores the opportunities and challenges rural, remote, and Indigenous communities face in achieving net-zero targets.
QUEST Canada is pleased to announce Melissa Felder, David Morton, and Catherine Thorn have joined our Board of Directors. With experience in diverse and progressive industries, their appointments will serve to complement QUEST’s work enabling and guiding Canadian municipalities along their pathways to becoming net-zero energy emissions communities.