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Articles by Jonathan Arnold
Transition plans can help Canadian companies look past the US
Trade has been a central focus of the national political agenda since President Donald Trump took office earlier this year and upended the global order. It is set to remain a top political priority, with Prime Minister Carney pledging to double exports to non-U.S. countries over the next 10 years. Diversifying Canada's export markets is indeed a necessary path forward to ensure the future competitiveness of businesses and the prosperity of Canadians.
The Role of Carbon Dioxide Removal on Canada's Path to Net-Zero
At the 2023 Alberta Climate Summit, this panel of key stakeholders in the carbon dioxide removal (CDR) ecosystem in Canada explored how CDR fits within Canada’s net-zero strategy as well as important considerations for CDR deployment.
Cash flow modeling shows carbon capture and storage can help meet climate goals
This report builds on part three of a series (parts one and two here) about the economics of oilsands carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in Canada. It also expands on our analysis done for a previous report analyzing the policy landscape for CCS in Canada’s oilsands. Getting Canada’s oilsands on a net-zero pathway requires companies to make timely, transformative investments.
Defining fossil fuel projects by climate impact is critical
This is the first article in a series of three on Canada’s climate objectives and the oil and gas sector. A new analysis by the Canada Energy Regulator shows that heavy-polluting industries need to make transformational investments if Canada is to succeed in building a net-zero future. These investments are also imperative to remaining competitive in a global low-carbon economy.
Cash-flow modeling shows carbon capture and storage can help meet climate goals
This is the third article in a series of three on Canada’s climate objectives and the oil and gas sector. The first article can be found here, the second here. Companies responsible for 95 per cent of oilsands production in Canada have committed to achieving net-zero upstream emissions by mid-century. Achieving this ambitious goal requires timely and unprecedented investments.
Ottawa must think carefully about subsidies for oil and gas emission reductions
This is the second article in a series of three on Canada’s climate objectives and the oil and gas sector.
Jonathan Arnold
Jonathan Arnold is the clean growth research lead at the Canadian Climate Institute.
Opinion: Despite criticism, Canada’s taxonomy for green investment standards walks the line well
Jonathan Arnold is research lead for clean growth at the Canadian Climate Institute. Jim Leech is the advisory board chair at the Institute for Sustainable Finance and is chancellor emeritus of Queen’s University. The race to attract global capital to finance Canada’s net-zero transition is accelerating faster than anyone expected.
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