Housing Accelerator Fund – Ideas and Resources for Municipalities6/2023 - Ideas and resources for municipalities to integrate low carbon strategies into affordable housing The Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) is a $4 billion…
Environmental Registry Submission on Pathways to Decarbonization Study5/2023 - In May, 2023, TAF submitted these comments to the IESO on their Pathways to Decarbonization (P2D) study. TAF included the…
Toronto climate priorities every mayoral candidate should get behind5/2023 - Toronto’s next leader should put fast, effective climate action at the centre of the city’s cornerstone strategies for economic development, housing, transportation, health, and more. VP Bryan Purcell discusses three practical actions needed.
Could offshore wind in the Great Lakes provide the cheap, clean power Ontario needs?4/2023 - All clean energy options should be on the table in order to affordably meet Ontario's growing electricity needs. That means lifting the moratorium on offshore wind.
2023 Federal Budget Recommendations2/2023 - TAF submitted recommendations urging the federal government to investment in three key areas with potential for dramatic reduction in carbon…
Doug Ford’s new housing bill guts green building law he voted for as Toronto councillor, say critics11/2022 - TORONTO STAR - "The Building More Homes Faster Act includes clauses that will inadvertently make future homes more unaffordable and less efficient for Ontarians," says Bryan Purcell.
Dear election candidates: Climate action means working across issues and regional lines10/2022 - To handle the complex and intersectional issues that face our region, hopeful new leaders will need to follow the carbon and collaborate.
Comments on framework for Clean Electricity Regulation8/2022 - TAF submitted this letter strongly supporting the Clean Electricity Regulation and the key design features outlined in the framework. We…
TAF News: August 20228/2022 - It's now or never for clean electricity in Canada. Plus, new investment in magnet recycling.
It’s now or never for clean electricity in Canada 8/2022 - Electricity is the fourth largest source of emissions in Canada, and the electricity demand is growing as we electrify buildings and transportation. The Clean Electricity Regulation is key to making Canada’s electricity supply net-zero by 2035. The federal government recently requested input from stakeholders on a proposed frame of one of Canada’s most critical climate policies, the Clean Electricity Regulation.
Clean fuel regulations won’t reduce emissions as needed – what’s next?7/2022 - After six years of work, it would be easy for climate advocates to feel frustrated about the missed opportunity of the Clean Fuel Regulations. But the regulations were just one opportunity to decarbonize. Get involved by urging government to follow through on two other upcoming federal policies to decarbonize transportation.
Fugitive methane emissions in Ontario are double the reported rate5/2022 - There is growing consensus that ‘fugitive methane’ (gas leakage that occurs during the extraction and transmission of fossil fuels) is drastically underestimated -- but by how much? A new TAF report provides updated guidelines to account for the full life cycle emissions of natural gas, badly needed as we face crucial infrastructure decisions in Ontario.
