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2010-2023
Alberta’s Roadmap to the New Energy Economy cover
Buildings, Electricity, Equitable Transition, Oil & Gas
February 21, 2023
Publication

Alberta’s Roadmap to the New Energy Economy

Embracing the opportunities for every Albertan
Portrait of Simon Dyer
Equitable Transition
February 17, 2023
Media Release

Federal interim Sustainable Jobs Plan an important step forward

A regional approach and accountability in legislation is essential to future-proof Canadian jobs
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Net-zero skills cover - female engineer with wind turbines
Equitable Transition
June 2, 2022
Publication

Net-Zero Skills

What will Canada need for the coming energy transition?
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January 27, 2022
Media Release

Four key recommendations to support workers in the nation-wide phase out of coal power

New report offers insights for a just transition that ensures access to opportunities in a net-zero economy and provide a blueprint for other energy sectors to follow
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Cover of Supporting Workers and Communities with a photo of a Canadian small town
Electricity, Equitable Transition
January 27, 2022
Publication

Supporting Workers and Communities in a Coal Phase-out

Lessons learned from just transition efforts in Canada
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January 20, 2022
Media Release

Clean energy the way forward for Nova Scotia and New Brunswick as provinces phase out coal

Analysis finds clean energy portfolios can provide affordable, reliable energy while generating jobs and economic opportunity
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Cover of BC green building jobs
Buildings, Equitable Transition
December 8, 2021
Publication

Growth in B.C.’s green building sector spurs job creation

Increased investments will help accelerate a clean energy economy
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Women in Alberta's Energy Transition with two Asian women in hardhats and high-visibility vests walking towards the camera on a green building construction site.
Equitable Transition
October 15, 2021
Publication

Women in Alberta's Energy Transition

A review of barriers to participation and leadership
Laura headshot
Cover for Taking Charge with electric car charging
Transportation
August 26, 2021
Publication

Taking Charge

How Ontario can create jobs and benefits in the electric vehicle economy
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cover for Canada's renovation wave with workers renovating older building
Buildings
July 14, 2021
Publication

Canada’s Renovation Wave

A plan for jobs and climate
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Cover of Buy Clean report
Equitable Transition
February 4, 2021
Publication

Buy Clean: How public construction dollars can create jobs and cut pollution

Recommendations for Canada to align its infrastructure and climate priorities
cover of Clean Energy Opportunities with solar installations
Electricity
August 26, 2020
Publication

Clean Energy Opportunities for Alberta Municipalities

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Backgrounder cover with worker installing siding
Buildings
July 29, 2020
Publication

Training up for deep retrofits

Skilled trades are key to transforming Canada’s building sector
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first page of submission
Buildings
July 28, 2020
Publication

Accelerating B.C.’s economic recovery through building retrofits

Submission to the Government of British Columbia
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Report cover showing two solar panel installers
Equitable Transition
June 15, 2020
Publication

Alberta’s Emerging Economy

A blueprint for job creation through 2030
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