Just launched: Carbon Emissions Inventory 2024
THE POINTER – TAF’s Senior Manager of Climate Policy, Evan Wiseman, highlights the difference between the EV Availability Standard and the federal government’s new auto strategy, now a fleet-wide emissions metric, an approach that depends on how stringent targets are.
THE ENERGY MIX – TAF’s statement on the federal government’s new EV strategy is included in The Energy Mix’s round-up of reactions from experts.
CANADIAN ARCHITECT – “A new era for building codes in Canada” by TAF’s Research & Innovation Director, Ekaterina Tzekova, was republished in Canadian Architect.
A coalition of health and climate organizations from across Canada respond to the federal automotive strategy.
TORONTO STAR – Reporter Kate Allen cites TAF’s 2024 GTHA Carbon Emissions Inventory data that shows double-digit increases in transit ridership in Brampton, Mississauga, Burlington, and beyond.
Bryan Purcell, VP Policy and Programs, The Atmospheric Fund (TAF) makes a statement in response to the City of Toronto’s TransformTO Net Zero Strategy: Action Plan.
Bryan Purcell, VP of Policy and Programs, made the following statement in response to Canada’s 2025 budget announcement.
PaceZero Capital Partners have provided Assembly Corp. with a $5 million credit facility. TAF, an early investor in Assembly, guaranteed the loan due to the significant emissions reduction impact of Assembly’s building approach.
TAF made its second investment in Kite Mobility, joining global partners Mitsui & Co., Ltd. and Enlightened Building Technologies, to support the shift toward electric mobility in multi-family buildings.
Bryan Purcell, VP Policy and Programs, reacts to City of Toronto and Toronto Hydro’s furnace upgrade program.
