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Rethinking power for Canada's AI boom
ESG Net-zero National Organizations are rethinking their decarbonization targets as economic pressures, policy uncertainty and structural barriers slow progress. The ones that will lead are not those with fewer challenges, but those that can adapt while maintaining strategic direction and credibility.
Rethinking power for Canada's AI boom
Energy Data Centres National Tim Robinson Senior manager and infrastructure lead, Quinn+Partners Driven by rapid demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and digital infrastructure, Canada's data centre development pipeline now exceeds existing capacity by more than fourteen times. These projects are becoming dramatically larger, more geographically concentrated and increasingly situated outside major urban centres. These trends reflect a clear priority: accelerating speed to market.
Vema, SAF+ explore hydrogen-based SAF production in Quebec Original
Vema is exploring a site in Thetford Mines for its potential to be a source of naturally occuring hydrogen. (Courtesy Vema Hydrogen) Vema Hydrogen is joining forces with Montreal-based SAF+ International Group to potentially produce low-carbon jet fuel using natural hydrogen sourced from Quebec’s rocks. Houston-based Vema, a developer of engineered mineral hydrogen projects, plans to extract the element in Thetford Mines, a city south of Quebec City.
The next phase of Canada's energy transition
Canada's climate story is, in many ways, encouraging. Emissions are falling, targets remain in place, and new policies and investments continue to support the transition. Yet meeting Canada's climate goals will depend increasingly on execution. The decisions made between now and 2030 will shape how quickly emissions decline and whether climate ambitions translate into measurable results.
The competition for capital in Canada’s investment supercycle
Canada is positioning itself for an investment supercycle. Amid geopolitical uncertainty, trade diversification and a renewed focus on economic sovereignty, security and resilience, governments and businesses are working to attract investment into sectors considered critical to Canada's future economy, including energy, mining and metals, transportation infrastructure, artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing.
CarbonX 2.0 winner CERT Systems pioneers carbon-negative ethylene
Alexander Ip, the co-founder and CEO of CERT, is leading a startup that hopes to challenge the carbon-intensive process of producing ethylene. (Courtesy CERT Systems) CERT Systems, the only Canadian company to be named one of Tencent’s CarbonX 2.0 winners, is tackling the pollution from the production of ethylene, one of the world's most widely produced organic chemicals.
A new era of sustainable finance
Governments are increasingly using policy, taxonomies and public investment to attract private capital towards national economic priorities Finance Sustainable finance National Complex market dynamics are transforming sustainable finance — creating new challenges and opportunities that investors, lenders and companies need to navigate to deploy capital effectively.
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