Barriers and solutions to achieving net-zero emissions goals in Canada's electricity sector
Current status: Closed
This engagement closed on January 24, 2024.
This engagement is informing the Council’s independent advice to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources on key themes that the electricity sector must address to drive progress towards 2035 and 2050 net-zero objectives.
How to participate
The engagement sought responses to the questions in the discussion guide related to five key themes.
Key themes for discussion
The Council has identified 5 themes that the electricity sector must address to meet its net-zero emissions objectives and is seeking stakeholder feedback on how to:
- improve planning and oversight of electricity systems to support net-zero
- build electricity infrastructure in a timely manner while creating benefits for Indigenous partners
- attract capital investments and maintain electricity affordability through the transition
- enhance regional cooperation to take advantage of efficient, low-cost pathways to net-zero
- enable electricity sector innovations that can reduce the cost and risk of the energy transition while maintaining grid reliability and resiliency
Next steps
Input on these discussion questions is informing the Council’s final, independent advice to the federal Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, expected to be delivered in the spring of 2024.
A final report will summarize the input that our engagement initiatives received from different stakeholders and how the Council has incorporated it into their findings.
Contact us
Have questions? Email us at CEAC-CCCE@nrcan-rncan.gc.ca
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