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Ontario shouldn’t backtrack on its commitment to non-emitting electricity

9/2024 - With affordable options available, Ontario can meet growing electricity demand without ramping up fossil fuels. TAF urges the government to priortize clean, renewable energy, ensuring Ontario's energy strategy remains aligned with its climate commitments.

Local incentives would get developers on board to build better

8/2024 - If municipalities across the GTHA want developers to step up and build better buildings, it's time for better incentives to get the industry onboard, so that today’s ambitious targets become tomorrow’s minimum expectation.

Large buildings are using less energy. Why are their emissions going up?

5/2024 - Research and Innovation Analyst, Patrick Ronan, dives into what the latest Ontario’s Energy and Water Reporting and Benchmarking (EWRB) is showing and why we are missing a key opportunity to advance the decarbonization of the building sector.

Mississauga’s next mayor should focus on buildings and transportation

5/2024 - Mississauga’s urban and suburban geography means focusing strategically on decarbonizing the building sector and transportation. Read TAF's platform recommendations for the City's next mayor.

Electrifying Toronto: The Crucial Path to Sustainable Transportation | In conversation with TAF’s Ian Klesmer

5/2024 - TORONTO REGION BOARD OF TRADE - Ian Klesmer, Director of Strategy and Grants, sits down with the Toronto Region Board of Trade to discuss what steps Toronto must take to support the growth of EVs.

Solar panels and wind turbines at sunset

Empowering investors: Exploring paths to scale distributed energy resources

4/2024 - We’re seeing distributed energy resources as a market with high potential for both carbon reduction and financial returns. Senior Manager of Impact Investing Uzoma Erondu explains how investors can break the mold to unlock DERs.

Ivey Foundation models leadership in environmental grantmaking and impact investing

4/2024 - CEO Julia Langer reflects on TAF’s long relationship with the Ivey Foundation and their leadership and legacy in responsible investing.

Calling on cities to protect a clean electricity future

3/2024 - On February 16, the federal government released a discussion paper, proposing several changes to the CER. While some of these would provide helpful flexibility in the regulation, altogether they would represent a significant undermining of the policy. Municipalities have a powerful influence and can support the CER in three ways.

Blog

Ontario shouldn’t backtrack on its commitment to non-emitting electricity

Local incentives would get developers on board to build better

Large buildings are using less energy. Why are their emissions going up?

Mississauga’s next mayor should focus on buildings and transportation

Electrifying Toronto: The Crucial Path to Sustainable Transportation | In conversation with TAF’s Ian Klesmer

Empowering investors: Exploring paths to scale distributed energy resources

Ivey Foundation models leadership in environmental grantmaking and impact investing

Calling on cities to protect a clean electricity future

Future-proofing new homes with Conservation and Demand Management

Performance gap reality check: Why aren’t buildings operating the way they were designed to?

A tribute to Martin Willschick

Request for Proposals

Blog

Ontario shouldn’t backtrack on its commitment to non-emitting electricity

Local incentives would get developers on board to build better

Large buildings are using less energy. Why are their emissions going up?

Mississauga’s next mayor should focus on buildings and transportation

Electrifying Toronto: The Crucial Path to Sustainable Transportation | In conversation with TAF’s Ian Klesmer

Empowering investors: Exploring paths to scale distributed energy resources

Ivey Foundation models leadership in environmental grantmaking and impact investing

Calling on cities to protect a clean electricity future

Future-proofing new homes with Conservation and Demand Management

Performance gap reality check: Why aren’t buildings operating the way they were designed to?

A tribute to Martin Willschick

Request for Proposals

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