TAF Newsletter: August 20258/2025 - This edition includes a new investment to boost electric mobility, a step toward more wind and solar in Ontario, the latest opportunity for Canada to lead on climate policy, why investing in cleantech is here to stay, our impact report, and more.
Less risk, more reward: Investing in cleantech delivers both8/2025 - Cleantech markets may appear precarious due to economic stresses, tariffs and trade tensions, writes Kristian Knibutat, VP Impacting Investing, but the energy transition is coming, and early investors will benefit from staying the course.
U.S. policy shifts shouldn’t destabilize Canada’s environmental regulations8/2025 - Samia Anwer, Climate Policy Coordinator, writes that Canada must decouple its regulatory direction from the United States.
Virtual net-metering is a win for industry. It could be a win for everyone8/2025 - Ontario's latest Corporate Power Purchase Agreement is a good step towards a more modern and responsive electricity system, writes Taric Somani, Clean Electrification Junior Analyst, but expanding it to other customers and clean technologies would spread the benefits further.
The Atmospheric Fund invests in Jule to fast-charge electric mobility in the GTHA8/2025 - TAF's investment in Jule will help accelerate EV adoption with the deployment of battery-powered fast-charging infrastructure and reduce peak-hour demand, supporting a reliable, affordable electricity grid.
TAF Newsletter: July 20257/2025 - This edition includes our joint statement with health experts defending strong EV policy, a new charging pilot in multi-residential buildings, and new opportunities at TAF.
Cancelling EV sales targets could cost 11,000 Canadian lives, climate and health experts warn7/2025 - Read TAF's joint statement with health experts urging the federal government to stand by its commitment to the EV Availability Standard.
The Atmospheric Fund launches EV-ready pilot in multi-family buildings7/2025 - TAF launches pilot project to expand EV charging in apartment and condo buildings.
Doug Ford’s new housing law leaves Toronto’s ‘green standard’ untouched — but will cost the city’s taxpayers plenty, says staff6/2025 - TORONTO STAR - VP of Policy and Programs, Bryan Purcell, welcomes the City of Toronto's opinion that Bill 17 does not impact green standards, and warns about confusion and contradictory interpretations moving forward.
TAF Newsletter: June 20256/2025 - This edition includes a new call-to-action to support green standards, an interview with Toronto Hydro on electrification, a powerful new report surveying tenants about extreme heat, a new job opening, and more.
Bill 17 can’t stop the momentum for green buildings6/2025 - The passing of Bill 17 is disappointing but there’s still an opportunity to shape what comes next.
How ready for heat pumps is Toronto Hydro?6/2025 - A TAF interview with Toronto Hydro's Julia McNally, Director of Climate Action at Toronto Hydro, on how the utility is preparing for BEPS.