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A tale of two cities: What we learned from recent gas plant proposals

2/2023 - Two recent votes on proposed gas plant expansions in Ontario show the powerful potential for city councils to make the right choices on the road to a low-carbon future. But only if they get the facts and data they need to support their decisions.

TAF Newsletter: January 2023

1/2023 - Budget processes are underway at all levels of government, and now’s your chance to participate and encourage vibrant, low-carbon communities. We’ll share analysis over the coming weeks, starting with a blog on the federal budget.

Climate and quality of life in Canada’s budget 2023

1/2023 - The opportunity for Canada to support vibrant, low-carbon cities is upon us with budget season underway. TAF's 2023 federal budget recommendations emphasize key investments in heat pumps, EV charging in multi-family buildings, and distributed energy resources.

As Canada’s first electric car manufacturing plant opens municipalities need to ramp up accommodation of green vehicles

12/2022 - THE POINTER - Many think Canada's federal & provincial governments hold all of the power levers to accelerate ZEV adoption. But what’s often overlooked is that municipalities who are closest to the people have a variety of tools at their disposal says TAF Director Ian Klesmer

Statement from The Atmospheric Fund on Canada’s electric vehicle sales targets

12/2022 - Julia Langer, CEO, responds to Environment and Climate Change Canada’s announcement of a new federal zero-emission vehicles regulation.

Will Ontario’s net-zero electricity grid cost $400 billion?

12/2022 - Decarbonization isn’t a barrier to affordability – it’s the key to an economical, reliable electricity grid. TAF provides analysis of the IESO's Pathways to Decarbonization study.

TAF News: December 2022

12/2022 - What’s next for GTHA cities to meet net-zero? Don't miss the inventory briefing & policy discussion

Ontario’s new gas plants will cause your hydro rates to rise, report says

12/2022 - TORONTO STAR - Ontarians share three key goals around electricity. It needs to be reliable, affordable, and clean. New modelling shows that these priorities are actually aligned: the most cost-effective pathway to meet our growing electricity demand is also the most reliable and the lowest carbon.

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A tale of two cities: What we learned from recent gas plant proposals

TAF Newsletter: January 2023

Climate and quality of life in Canada’s budget 2023

As Canada’s first electric car manufacturing plant opens municipalities need to ramp up accommodation of green vehicles

Statement from The Atmospheric Fund on Canada’s electric vehicle sales targets

Will Ontario’s net-zero electricity grid cost $400 billion?

TAF News: December 2022

Ontario’s new gas plants will cause your hydro rates to rise, report says

More green construction, less gravel mining: Ford walks back some environmental changes in Ontario housing bill

New research: Ontario has affordable options to meet growing electricity demand without ramping up fossil fuels

Ontario’s once-in-a generation opportunity to modernize and decarbonize our electricity grid

Media Advisory: The Atmospheric Fund is available to comment on Bill-23

News

A tale of two cities: What we learned from recent gas plant proposals

TAF Newsletter: January 2023

Climate and quality of life in Canada’s budget 2023

As Canada’s first electric car manufacturing plant opens municipalities need to ramp up accommodation of green vehicles

Statement from The Atmospheric Fund on Canada’s electric vehicle sales targets

Will Ontario’s net-zero electricity grid cost $400 billion?

TAF News: December 2022

Ontario’s new gas plants will cause your hydro rates to rise, report says

More green construction, less gravel mining: Ford walks back some environmental changes in Ontario housing bill

New research: Ontario has affordable options to meet growing electricity demand without ramping up fossil fuels

Ontario’s once-in-a generation opportunity to modernize and decarbonize our electricity grid

Media Advisory: The Atmospheric Fund is available to comment on Bill-23

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