Reporting on retrofits, reviewing targets, revealing methods… and more
Author: TAF
80×50 News: September 2019
New retrofit case study shows how to reduce carbon emissions and save on utility costs
Wanted: candidates for TAF Board
The TAF Board has a vacancy for a non-Toronto resident of the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) .
TAF Investment in Renewable Gas will Reduce Carbon Emissions, Advance Good Climate Policy
September 6, 2019 The Atmospheric Fund (TAF) is today announcing an investment of $1.15 million in a $6.45 million project that will reduce carbon emissions, demonstrate the viability of producing renewable natural gas (RNG), and help establish policies to speed its adoption. The project, led by Oakville-based BerQ RNG, involves installing and operating refining equipment […]
RFQ: Facilitation Services
Design and facilitate a 2.5 day working meeting for Low Carbon Cities Canada.
Toronto Star: Toronto’s climate emissions down 44% from 1990 levels
A new report by city staff shows Toronto has surpassed the 2020 goal of a 30 per cent reduction.
Toronto Star: Eliminating fuel efficiency standards would be an uber mistake for Toronto City Council
Opinion piece from our VP of policy and programs, Bryan Purcell.
80×50 News: July 2019
Federal funding, support for vehicle efficiency standards, and more
CBC: TAF receives $5.75 M from the Government of Canada to help scale up deep energy retrofits
TAF receives $5.75 M from the Government of Canada to help scale up deep energy retrofits by demonstrating their financial, environmental and social benefits.
TAF receives $40 million for GTHA climate solutions
Climate action received a large helping hand today, as the Government of Canada announced a $40 million contribution to TAF to support low-carbon solutions in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.
