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Pilot program seeks to test the impact of managed EV charging on electricity grid

4/2024 - TAF and Optiwatt, a leading telematics-based managed charging platform, recently announced a partnership for a smart electric vehicle (EV) charging pilot that will help meet increased energy demand as more people across the region adopt 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.

The Atmospheric Fund congratulates City of Mississauga on approving new green development standards

4/2024 - Bryan Purcell, VP Policy and Programs, The Atmospheric Fund (TAF) made the following statement in response to the City of Mississauga’s adoption of Green Development Standards.

Ontario’s big cities are failing to reach their climate goals, but a lack of reporting makes it impossible to know by how much

3/2024 - THE POINTER - TAF's 2022 Carbon Emissions Inventory is referenced with comments from Bryan Purcell on velocity of emissions rise since pandemic and need for increasingly ambitious climate action to achieve carbon reduction targets.

TAF Newsletter: March 2024

3/2024 - This edition includes an open letter to cities about clean electricity, the chance to secure green buildings in Mississauga, a new report on how municipalities can get the most out of retrofits, and two new funding opportunities.

Cities Need Clean Electricity Regs to Boost ‘Clean Grid Advantage’, TAF Says

3/2024 - THE ENERGY MIX - Climate Policy Senior Manager Evan Wiseman weighs in on the latest Clean Electricity Regulations draft and explains a strong CER supports municipalities' ability to achieve climate goals.

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.

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Pilot program seeks to test the impact of managed EV charging on electricity grid

Empowering investors: Exploring paths to scale distributed energy resources

Ivey Foundation models leadership in environmental grantmaking and impact investing

The Atmospheric Fund congratulates City of Mississauga on approving new green development standards

Ontario’s big cities are failing to reach their climate goals, but a lack of reporting makes it impossible to know by how much

TAF Newsletter: March 2024

Cities Need Clean Electricity Regs to Boost ‘Clean Grid Advantage’, TAF Says

Calling on cities to protect a clean electricity future

Low-Emitting, ‘Lego-Style’ Homebuilder Nabs $1.25M Investment from TAF

Liberals’ draft Clean Electricity Regulations won’t get sector to net zero by 2035, experts say

TAF Newsletter: February 2024

The Atmospheric Fund invests in Assembly Corp to support rapid supply of low-carbon, prefabricated homes

News

Pilot program seeks to test the impact of managed EV charging on electricity grid

Empowering investors: Exploring paths to scale distributed energy resources

Ivey Foundation models leadership in environmental grantmaking and impact investing

The Atmospheric Fund congratulates City of Mississauga on approving new green development standards

Ontario’s big cities are failing to reach their climate goals, but a lack of reporting makes it impossible to know by how much

TAF Newsletter: March 2024

Cities Need Clean Electricity Regs to Boost ‘Clean Grid Advantage’, TAF Says

Calling on cities to protect a clean electricity future

Low-Emitting, ‘Lego-Style’ Homebuilder Nabs $1.25M Investment from TAF

Liberals’ draft Clean Electricity Regulations won’t get sector to net zero by 2035, experts say

TAF Newsletter: February 2024

The Atmospheric Fund invests in Assembly Corp to support rapid supply of low-carbon, prefabricated homes

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