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Net zero
Build it: The state of the Canadian electricity industry 2023
In order to reduce the impact of climate change, we need to turn away from carbon emitting energy, and use electricity as a primary power source. To do that we need to build capacity on our grid and make it almost completely non-emitting by 2035.
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Net zero
Net zero
The Canadian electricity industry is key to supporting Canada’s vision to be carbon neutral by 2050.
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Programs
Centre of Excellence
The Centre of Excellence showcases the best of Canadian electricity ingenuity, inspiration and aspiration.
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Knowledge Centre
The Grid 2022: The Accelerated Issue
Accelerate – our 2022 theme – was inspired by that sense of urgency. But that begs the question: what can we do, as an industry, to meet these challenges? The answer is simple. Everything.
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About
Strategic Plan 2021-2025
In 2019, Electricity Canada embarked on a process to develop a new strategic plan for the association. The work was completed in early 2020. The new strategic plan has been a driving force for the association since its adoption by Electricity Canada’s Board of Directors in June 2020.
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Knowledge Centre
In the race to the smart grid, wireless will power grid modernization
Let’s unpack the components of the digital power grid modernization and see how wireless private networks are enabling utilities to achieve their goals at every step of the journey.
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About
Our Vision and Mission
Our Vision: Electricity Canada is the best trade association. Our Mission: Electricity Canada is the national voice for sustainable electricity for its members and the customers they serve.
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Knowledge Centre
History of Electricity
While the electricity sector continues to transform at a rapid pace, it has always been the great enabler of modern society. Look back at the past 130 years for a snapshot of Canadian electricity's history.
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Knowledge Centre
Electricity Today
In Electricity Today, Electricity Canada shares sectoral wide data including information about the generation, transmission, and distribution of energy in Canada.
