Surging gas power emissions and policy rollbacks are erasing Canada’s biggest climate win

Report: Carbon policies put Alberta’s energy sector at major disadvantage to Texas and New Mexico

A new Fraser Institute report released Thursday finds that federal and provincial carbon policies are eroding Alberta’s competitive position in oil, natural gas and electric power production compared with key U.S. states.

$87B Quebec plan aims for 77% of energy consumed in province by 2050 from renewables

The Quebec government says it wants 77 per cent of the energy consumed in the province by 2050 to come from renewables, up from the current 48 per cent. Energy Minister Bernard Drainville made the comments as he announced the province’s 25-year resource management plan in Varennes, Que., northeast of Montreal. Describing the goal as [] The post 87B Quebec plan aims for 77 of energy consumed in province by 2050 from renewables appeared first on CityNews Montreal.

Letters for June 23, 2026: ‘Oil is a wagon we shouldn’t be hitched to anymore.’

Bad place to be Global oil consumption is now plateauing, with some regional declines. Almost all wind and solar farms produce electricity more economically than by fossil fuels. A once thriving source of investment, Alberta is a black pit for alternative energy investment thanks to Ms. Smith. Without the oil economy, Alberta crumbles. Not a []

European Greens call for “extraordinary summit of leaders to address extreme heat”

The call to environment ministers to revitalise the Green Deal and eco-sustainable measures

EU ministers plan further climate policy rollbacks during historic heatwave

Replacing combustion engines with electric cars and switching industrial heat from fossil fuels to electricity are among the most impactful ways to decarbonise. Yet, in exactly in these areas Europe is weakening its policies.

Paris Official Says U.S. Bears ‘Significant Responsibility’ for Europe’s Deadly Heat Wave

As the second-largest emitter of greenhouse gas emissions in the world, you bear a significant amount of responsibility for global warming and the consequences we, in France, are experiencing. The post Paris Official Says U.S. Bears ‘Significant Responsibility’ for Europe’s Deadly Heat Wave first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

Santa Marta Conference: outcome report calls for human rights and justice to shape fossil fuel phaseout plans

The outcome report of the 1st International Conference to Transition Away From Fossil Fuels was published at the London Action Climate Week. It makes strong calls for fossil fuel phaseout plans that advance all human rights, redress economic injustices and protect environmental defenders – fully reflecting the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)'s contributions to the process. 25 June 2026. It is a long-known, scientifically backed fact that the dependence on and use of () - Business, Human Rights Environment / News

FG Credits Tinubu Reforms For Boosting Gas-Driven Industrialisation

Federal government says energy reforms under Tinubu are positioning gas as key driver of Nigeria’s industrialisation.

Indonesia carbon trading reforms restore investor trust

A non-profit organisation The Reform Initiatives (TRI) stated the Ministry of Forestry's carbon trading ...

BC, feds reach deal on LNG that keeps tanker ban in place

While the new deal preserves the ban, critics warn it backs fossil fuel expansion and could shift pipeline risks to the south coast.

‘Can you help us?’: US oil execs turn to Trump to topple Europe’s climate rules

An inside look at how a climate regulation became a battleground between the U.S. and Europe.

Florida Law Banning Local Net-Zero Emissions Policies Will Take Effect July 1

Some worry the law could have a chilling effect on other local policies aimed at moving the state toward cleaner energy.

To avoid climate peril, the world must electrify

To avoid climate peril, the world must electrify

Nova Scotia approves plans for the province’s largest onshore wind farm

The Nova Scotia government has granted environmental assessment approval for plans to build what it describes as the province’s largest wind energy project.

EDITORIAL: An energy policy for the real world

Canada is ideally positioned to become both a conventional and clean energy superpower

‘Treating pipelines like airports’: Carney relishes being the one to decide

Energy analyst David Knight Legg discuss what the Alberta-Ottawa deal could mean for Canada's economy

Bill 5 is in, the climate plan is out: the environmental stakes of Doug Ford’s third term

From species protections and mining approvals to climate policy and public oversight, the Ford government has spent the past year rewriting the rules governing Ontario’s environment

Australians call out fossil fuel threat in climate case

The rights to life, family and home are under threat from fossil fuel expansion by Australia and other nations, argue claimants of a landmark climate case.

Rep. Dan Griffey: Washington’s carbon market deal won’t lower gas prices

Washington linked its carbon market to California and Quebec, but Rep. Dan Griffey says the deal won't lower gas prices for drivers before the July 1 tax hike.

Poland’s 1000-page energy plan: big ambition, challenging to deliver

POLAND: The Polish government has finally adopted an updated energy strategy to 2030-40. The plan sets out an ambitious decarbonisation path, with the future energy mix based on renewables and nuclear. This will require investment in grids, electrification, and energy efficiency. We broadly share this vision, but see a number of implementation risks

How extreme weather makes life more expensive for Canadians

Wildfires in B.C. and the Northwest Territories. Floods in Manitoba. Heat waves in Eastern Canada. And it’s only early July. Such events are devastating for the people and communities affected. They’re also increasingly hitting Canadians in the wallet, according to a recent report from Statistics Canada.

Saskatchewan ends fiscal year with $947-million deficit, expenses in health care up

REGINA — Saskatchewan’s government is ending the last fiscal year deep in the red. The province’s year-end public accounts show Saskatchewan is to post a 947-million deficit for the 2025-26 year. It’s a major swing from the 12-million surplus the province had initially projected. The province says more spending in health care and other areas [] The post Saskatchewan ends fiscal year with 947-million deficit, expenses in health care up appeared first on Loonie Politics.

NextEra Energy: Merger With Dominion Energy Introduces Risks

NextEra Energy: Merger With Dominion Energy Introduces Risks

Alberta wildfires and U.S. sanctions deliver one-two punch to Canadian energy and critical minerals sector

(NaturalNews) Wildfires in Alberta have halted 344,000 barrels per day of oil production, affecting 7 of Canada's total crude output, with major producers like...

La fidélité de Trump envers les entreprises du secteur des énergies fossiles fait grimper l’inflation

Plus vite nous abandonnerons les énergies fossiles, mieux nous nous porterons ainsi que notre portefeuille. Source : Basav Sen, TruthoutTraduit par les lecteurs du site Les-Crises Devant le Capitole américain à Washington, le 20 mai 2026, une pancarte qui fait référence aux prix élevés de l’essence est visible lors d’un événement organisé par VoteVets pour []

Dangote Cement targets 20% emissions cut, expands capacity to 80mtpa

By Yinka Kolawole Dangote Cement Plc has unveiled plans to cut net carbon dioxide (CO ) emissions intensity by 20 per cent while expanding production capacity to 80 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) by 2030, as it pursues its ambition of becoming Africa’s most sustainable and globally competitive cement producer. Presenting the company’s 2025 Sustainability Scorecard [] The post Dangote Cement targets 20 emissions cut, expands capacity to 80mtpa appeared first on Vanguard News.

Make no mistake - if this climate ruling is allowed to stand, Britain will be bankrupt: KEMI BADENOCH

Make no mistake - if this climate ruling is allowed to stand, Britain will be bankrupt: KEMI BADENOCH

Canada Admits Justin Trudeau’s Climate Agenda Was a Scam

Is it too little, too late for the struggling nation?

California’s Climate Tab Is Being Sent To The Rest Of Us

You’re paying more for groceries, gas, and everything else. Politicians blame tariffs and supply chains. Another real culprit is hiding in plain sight: California’s unelected Air Resources Board (CARB), which is writing energy policy for the entire country and sending us the bill for its climate fantasy. You never voted for CARB. Your senators didn’t. No ...