Julia Langer, CEO, The Atmospheric Fund (TAF) made the following statement in response to Canada’s 2024 “Fairness for every generation” budget announcement.
TAF statement on federal budget 2024: Ensuring affordable housing includes efficiency
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Pilot program seeks to test the impact of managed EV charging on electricity grid
TAF and Optiwatt, a leading telematics-based managed charging platform, recently announced a partnership for a smart electric vehicle (EV) charging pilot that will help meet increased energy demand as more people across the region adopt EVs.
The Atmospheric Fund congratulates City of Mississauga on approving new green development standards
Bryan Purcell, VP Policy and Programs, The Atmospheric Fund (TAF) made the following statement in response to the City of Mississauga’s adoption of Green Development Standards.
The Atmospheric Fund invests in Assembly Corp to support rapid supply of low-carbon, prefabricated homes
The Atmospheric Fund (TAF) is pleased to announce a $1,250,000 investment in Assembly Corp., a growing Toronto-based company that creates modular, prefabricated mass timber housing.
Climate and health organizations welcome new federal electric vehicle standards
TAF and health advocates welcome Canada’s new Electric Vehicle (EV) Availability Standard, announced today by Minister of Environment and Climate Change Steven Guilbeault.
Request for Proposals
TAF is seeking a qualified consultant to help design a turnkey local solar and storage program in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.
The Atmospheric Fund applauds the Town of Halton Hills’ clean energy leadership
Bryan Purcell, VP Policy and Programs, The Atmospheric Fund (TAF) made the following statement in response to the Town of Halton Hills’ rejection of a gas plant expansion.
‘Solutions are right in front of us.’ Rising GTHA carbon emissions show need to halt all new fossil fuel infrastructure
Carbon emissions in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) increased by 4 million tonnes, or 8% in 2022, the sharpest increase since 2015, the Atmospheric Fund (TAF) reported today.
The Atmospheric Fund calls on Ottawa to create $250 million annual EV infrastructure support fund
ELECTRIC AUTONOMY – The Atmospheric Fund has 75 signatories for its letter requesting government assistance for multi-unit residential buildings.
TAF Newsletter: June 2023
This edition includes two stories of how condos can take the lead on building decarbonization, from the rooftop to the parking garage. We’ll give you what’s new for Ontario’s electricity grid and introduce new team members at TAF.
