Energy & Climate

Background 

On Feb. 27, 2024, the government of Nova Scotia tabled the Energy Reform (2024) Act, proposing major changes to utility regulation, power systems operation and rules governing power generation in Nova Scotia.

Today, the government of Canada announced an intention to update the Clean Electricity Regulations (CER) and open a 30-day comment period for additional consultation. The announcement follows a 75-day public comment period that ended Nov.

The twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss demand both immediate and thoughtful action. We must urgently transition away from fossil fuels – the main driver of climate change – but we must do so in a manner that avoids perpetuating the harms caused by current energy production practices.