• Canada vs Climate: Federal Minister of Energy & Natural Resources, Jonathan Wilkinson

  • Jul 3 2024
  • Length: 59 mins
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Canada vs Climate: Federal Minister of Energy & Natural Resources, Jonathan Wilkinson

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  • David, Sara, and Ed talk to Canada's Minister of Energy & Natural Resources, Jonathan Wilkinson.

    Show Notes:
    (02:57) Powering Canada Forward

    (04:24) Modernizing the energy sector

    (06:28) Powering Canada

    (07:46) Canada’s Electric Reliability Framework

    (11:30) Canadian Climate Institute

    (12:17) Mohawk Council of Kahnawake inks deal with Hydro-Québec

    (14:24) Governments of Canada, Nova Scotia & New Brunswick Show Progress Toward Phasing Out Coal by 2030

    (16:25) Canadian Parliament Passes Bill C-59

    (23:29) Canada’s economic competitiveness in a global energy transition

    (25:52) How to Overcome Polarization on Climate Action

    (32:17) Public opinion about energy transition

    (33:47) Alberta’s renewable energy restrictions will throttle a booming industry

    (34:11) Hydrogen Strategy for Canada

    (46:18) National strategy to protect nature

    (49:00) Canada Insures Carbon Price Contracts w/ $7B Funding

    (54:07) What does Bill C-59 mean for you?

    Produced by Amit Tandon

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