transportation

Ambitious ZEV Strategy doomed without buy-in from provincial government

8/2022 - THE POINTER - "As the densest region after Toronto, Peel has an opportunity to reduce transportation emissions by building transit and electrifying transportation," reads TAF's Carbon Emissions Inventory.

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.

How this small Ontario city is leading on public EV charging

6/2022 - Perhaps surprisingly, Burlington, Ontario has more charging stations per capita than any other city in the GTHA, with over 30 public stations per 50,000 people. I interviewed Lynn Robichaud, Manager of Environmental Sustainability at the City of Burlington, about what it takes to lead on EV charging installation and management.

Forty-two electric vehicle charging stations to be built across Durham using federal funds

4/2022 - DURHAM RADIO NEWS - Durham Region will be partnering with TAF to promote EV charging. TAF will be offering rebates of up to 50 per cent for municipalities, parking authorities, non-profits, residential buildings and other groups to construct new charging stations.

Three key climate measures for Toronto’s 2022 budget

2/2022 - Council will vote on the City Budget this Thursday: what do we want to see most? To continue its role as a climate leader, Toronto needs to shift to implementation in top three climate priority areas: Climate Lens Policy, electrification of public bus fleets, and green development standards.

EV Station Fund will support priority EV charging in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area

1/2022 - The Atmospheric Fund (TAF) launched the “EV Station Fund” to support installation of up to 294 charging stations across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA).

Toronto sets ambitious net zero target by 2040

11/2021 - TAF outlines some key components of the TransformTO Net Zero Strategy and provides our take on how it needs to be strengthened to achieve net zero by 2040.

Toronto needs to speed up its electric vehicle infrastructure to meet targets, critics say

8/2021 - CBC - The city's aiming to install 10,000 public charging ports by 2030. A pilot project launched last year has seen the city install 17 on-street charging stations, but far more ambitious policies are needed to convince residents to buy in, said TAF's Ian Klesmer.

transportation

Ambitious ZEV Strategy doomed without buy-in from provincial government

Clean fuel regulations won’t reduce emissions as needed – what’s next?

How this small Ontario city is leading on public EV charging

Forty-two electric vehicle charging stations to be built across Durham using federal funds

Three key climate measures for Toronto’s 2022 budget

EV Station Fund will support priority EV charging in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area

Toronto sets ambitious net zero target by 2040

Toronto needs to speed up its electric vehicle infrastructure to meet targets, critics say

ZEV industry urges there’s no time to idle on the Clean Fuel Standard

Achieving bold reductions in transportation-related carbon emissions

Why is Toronto considering eliminating fuel efficiency standards instead of strengthening them?

Setting the stage for an electric mobility strategy for Toronto

transportation

Ambitious ZEV Strategy doomed without buy-in from provincial government

Clean fuel regulations won’t reduce emissions as needed – what’s next?

How this small Ontario city is leading on public EV charging

Forty-two electric vehicle charging stations to be built across Durham using federal funds

Three key climate measures for Toronto’s 2022 budget

EV Station Fund will support priority EV charging in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area

Toronto sets ambitious net zero target by 2040

Toronto needs to speed up its electric vehicle infrastructure to meet targets, critics say

ZEV industry urges there’s no time to idle on the Clean Fuel Standard

Achieving bold reductions in transportation-related carbon emissions

Why is Toronto considering eliminating fuel efficiency standards instead of strengthening them?

Setting the stage for an electric mobility strategy for Toronto

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