As Alberta continues to diversify its economy, the province has seen significant growth and investment in recent years in the development of renewable projects. Renewable natural gas.
The New Energy Economy Series
It is an exciting time in the Canadian energy industry, but also
a pivotal one. We need to maximize the value of our current energy
resources, and continue to develop new lower-carbon sources that
customers want to buy, to help drive growth and to make our economy
more resilient and diversified.
The 2020 Greater Vancouver Board of Trade Energy Forum was a
powerful two days of discussion, ideas and vision on what the
future of the energy industry will look like in B.C. and Canada.
Bennett Jones was the title sponsor of the event and we joined
The New Energy Economy Series
It is an exciting time in the Canadian energy industry, but also a pivotal one. We need to maximize the value of our current energy resources, and continue to develop new lower-carbon sources that customers want to buy, to help drive growth and to make our economy more resilient and diversified.
The 2020 Greater Vancouver Board of Trade Energy Forum was a powerful two days of discussion, ideas and vision on what the future of the energy industry will look like in B.C. and Canada. Bennett Jones was the title sponsor of the event and we joined energy leaders from business and government to discuss what is shaping the sector, what it means for Canada and how quickly we need to move to succeed.
[co-author: Kenryo Mizutani - Articling Student]
The New Energy Economy Series
Hydrogen Strategy for Canada: Seizing the Opportunities for Hydrogen on December 16, 2020. The Strategy seeks to galvanize Canadian production, use, and export of clean hydrogen as an important element in reducing carbon emissions to net zero by 2050, while maintaining Canada s role as a leading global energy player.
The Strategy expects that carbon pricing, to reach $170 per tonne by 2030 under the new climate plan, and the soon to be released
Clean Fuel Standard for liquid fuels, will play a key role in channeling investment to the emerging hydrogen economy. Funding for hydrogen projects is also available through the $1.5-billion Low-carbon and Zero-emissions Fuels Fund announced in the new climate plan.