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New Technology and Canadian Energy Regulators

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Overview Canada has made new commitments to reduce GHG emissions by 2030 and 2050. Significant public sector funding has been offered to assist in achieving Canada’s goals. New forms of regulatory intervention will be required to integrate new technologies into […]

July 2022 – Volume 10, Issue 2 2022
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