What is net zero?
Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time. That’s why Canada has committed to eliminate the harmful impact of the greenhouse gases that are causing climate change by 2050 to achieve “net zero” emissions. To do that, electricity will need to become Canada’s primary energy source.
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2021 / Net zero
Mobile Fleet Electrification Plan
ENMAX Corporation
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2021 / Net zero
Zibi Community Utility District Energy System
Hydro Ottawa
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2021 / Net zero
Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Strategy - 30x30 Net Zero 2050
Hydro One Inc.
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2020 / Net zero
Saddlebrook Solar and Storage
TC Energy
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2020 / Net zero
Powering a Low-carbon Future
Capital Power
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2019 / Net zero
Advancing Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS)
Capital Power
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2019 / Net zero
Leading the Effort to Bring Small Modular Reactors to Canada
Ontario Power Generation Inc.
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2018 / Net zero
Brazeau Hydro Pumped Storage
TransAlta Corporation
View all of our members net zero projects!
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Net zero timeline
How did we decide on 2050 as the goal for net-zero emissions? And what do we need to do in order to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050?
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Understanding net zero and the green electricity grid
Trying to understand what net zero is, and what it will take to make our electricity grid net zero? We have an infographic that will help.
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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.