Adam Radwanski

The European Union is aiming to wrap up years-long negotiations for what might be the world’s most ambitious climate-policy package

A new report is calling on developed countries to turn their attention to setting an ‘effective and fit-for-purpose’ annual goal from 2025 onward

Justin Trudeau has suggested that Canada’s national carbon price means it doesn’t need to match U.S. subsidies, but Canadian industries have complained political uncertainty around the market-based mechanism impedes investment

The strategy, which consists of two components, was presented on Thursday in Prince Edward Island by Emergency Preparedness Minister Bill Blair

If Germany leverages its wealth, industrial prowess and infrastructure toward clean-energy transition, it would mark a major advance in the global climate fight

Nobody denies that significant progress is being made, including environmental groups tracking the issue. But some of them suggest it still falls short

The U.S. has gone massive on production tax credits while Canada offers relatively modest investment tax credits, providing help with upfront costs, according to a new report

While the investment tax credits are projected to add up to $80-billion over a decade, new American spending is widely expected to exceed Washington’s projection of US$370-billion over a similar period

Within the domestic parts sector that supplies global automakers, companies are finding early traction in a transition to electrified transportation that could easily have left them behind

Proposals to include ideas both for safeguarding homes from extreme weather events, and for reducing the greenhouse gas emissions that are contributing to disasters becoming more frequent

Response from federal government could further inflame tensions with Alberta’s government, which was behind the legal challenge to the Impact Assessment Act

Li-Cycle’s share price on the New York Stock Exchange dropped by more than 45 per cent on Monday, to US$1.23, and closed at US$1.07 on Tuesday

New report acknowledges the need for government intervention to overcome obstacles to carbon removal

Relief at some green policies coming into place was counterbalanced by disappointment with the federal government over the timeline on others

It is now up to Canada’s fossil-fuel sector to show it is willing and able to extract resources more sustainably than its international competition

The willingness to procure any new wind or solar power at all marks a significant shift for Ontario’s Progressive Conservative government

One consequential development was the commitment of nearly US$800-million by rich countries to a loss and damages fund for developing countries disproportionately affected by climate change

The federal agency will provide low-interest loans to BMO customers – from the $100-million it has allocated in total – for projects that reduce buildings’ greenhouse gas emissions by at least 30 per cent

The policy is expected to be one of the few new climate-related commitments in this spring’s federal budget

As most everywhere, electricity policy experts recognize that managing electrification in the coming decades will also require managing demand in new ways