Getting on track for Canada's Climate Target: Designing a technology fund that works for 2020

Part of the Green Budget Coalition recommendations for Federal Budget 2014

November 29, 2013
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Clare Demerse
Former Director
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As part of the Green Budget Coalition, the Pembina Institute recommended that some or all of the revenues raised in any technology fund that is included in oil and gas sector greenhouse gas regulations should be invested in near-term emission reductions — including deploying clean energy and more efficient technologies.

The full Green Budget Coalition document is available at greenbudget.ca.

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Clare Demerse
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