Presentations from the 2020 Symposium on green growth are now available
When we emerge from this health crisis, let’s turn our minds to a green economic recovery, and to how we can turn a blip into a long-term trend. Until that happens, let’s put the celebratory champagne on ice.
EEPRN Student Researcher, 2016-2018; SPI Pre-Doctoral Fellow, 2018-2019
EEPRN Student Researcher, 2015-2016
Canada’s stimulus spending needs to be green, targeting low-carbon investments that offer productivity benefits and long-term stable employment in addition to progress toward building a cleaner economy.
We see an important role for Smart Prosperity Institute in the months ahead to provide analysis and insights on how Canada’s economic recovery from COVID-19 can be consistent with its goals of a cleaner, more resilient economy.
This webinar shows how Budget 2020 can create jobs in growing sectors and ensure Canadians have the skills to benefit from a cleaner economy
Join SPI for a series of webinars on four good bets for how Budget 2020 can launch us in the right direction.
This webinar shows how Budget 2020 can help ensure that planting 2 billion trees effectively contributes to Canada’s net zero goals.
Join SPI for a series of webinars on four good bets for how Budget 2020 can launch us in the right direction.
Here are four key reasons why lower gas prices will not stop Canadians from buying an EV.
This webinar shows how new tax incentives for clean innovation can represent an enormous market opportunity. See how Budget 2020 can launch us in the right direction.
Join SPI for a series of webinars on four good bets for how Budget 2020 can launch us in the right direction.
The federal government has a significant number of tax tools they can use to assist businesses and investors with the development and adoption of clean technology.
This webinar shows that investments could flow towards low-carbon technologies and infrastructure at almost double today’s levels.
Join SPI for a series of webinars on four good bets for how Budget 2020 can launch us in the right direction.
The objective of the project is to develop policies to incentivize the Canadian financial sector to invest in the transition to a low-carbon economy in Canada
The federal government has a massive opportunity to accelerate the development and adoption of low-carbon technologies in 2020. Here’s how they could do it...
It is not trivial to achieve the best balance between minimizing regulatory burden and maintaining the stringency of environmental policies. One example of an initiative aimed at navigating the balance is Wisconsin’s Green Tier program.
