Just launched: Carbon Emissions Inventory 2024
TAF’s investment in Jule will help accelerate EV adoption with the deployment of battery-powered fast-charging infrastructure and reduce peak-hour demand, supporting a reliable, affordable electricity grid.
This edition includes our joint statement with health experts defending strong EV policy, a new charging pilot in multi-residential buildings, and new opportunities at TAF.
Read TAF’s joint statement with health experts urging the federal government to stand by its commitment to the EV Availability Standard.
TAF launches pilot project to expand EV charging in apartment and condo buildings.
TORONTO STAR – VP of Policy and Programs, Bryan Purcell, welcomes the City of Toronto’s opinion that Bill 17 does not impact green standards, and warns about confusion and contradictory interpretations moving forward.
CANADA’S NATIONAL OBSERVER – Bill 17 severely undermine cities’ ability to regulate development, leading to higher emissions and less climate-resilient buildings, explains Bryan Purcell, VP of Policy and Programs.
CANADA’S NATIONAL OBSERVER – “Municipalities have a legislated responsibility to protect public health and environmental wellbeing,” said Bryan Purcell, VP of Policy and Programs. “Restricting their ability to exercise those duties will not protect Ontario or build housing faster. ”
THE ENERGY MIX – Could Bill 17 set back green building in the province, and undermine city-led climate policies? Bryan Purcell, VP of Policy and Programs, comments.
THE POINTER – Aakash Harpalani, Director of Clean Energy, points to energy efficiency, demand flexibility, rooftop solar and battery, plus more, to help Ontario reduce its reliance on natural gas.
Read TAF’s statement on Bill 17, the Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act, which risks limiting green standards.
