We believe robust carbon markets, underpinned by carbon pricing, are the most efficient way to drive low-carbon investment.
We work on climate policy that enables the private sector to take a leading role.
Our goal is to ensure that Canada claims its share of the global low-carbon economy.
We're modelling pathways to achieving a net-zero Canadian economy by 2050.
Clean Prosperity President and CEO Michael Bernstein made the following statement: “The Canada-British Columbia Cooperative Prosperity Agreement balances multiple critical objectives: economic growth, national unity, and emissions reduction. The future of Canada and B.C. depends on us succeeding at all of them. “The agreement explicitly upholds the power of strong carbon markets to attract low-carbon
Brendan Frank, Clean Prosperity’s Vice President of Policy, made the following statement: “The federal government’s nuclear energy strategy is an important step forward in strengthening Canada’s nuclear power sector and supporting provinces in expanding nuclear power generation. “It complements a broader strategy of electrification supported by the federal government and led by provinces. Ottawa is
The financial benefits of new pipeline capacity will far outweigh the carbon costs outlined in last year’s federal-Alberta memorandum of understanding, according to new modelling from Clean Prosperity. In their agreement the two governments committed to add at least one million barrels per day in new bitumen pipeline capacity and increase the minimum effective carbon
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