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Pierre-Olivier Pineau

Mont-Royal
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Publication trimestrielle sur la règlementation de l’énergie

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By Pierre-Olivier Pineau
| energyregulationquarterly.ca
Quebec is the fourth largest energy-producing province after Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan, and the third largest overall consumer after Ontario and Alberta according to 2024 data[1]. However, its energy mix is quite different from that of Canada’s other provinces. Unlike Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan, Quebec does not produce hydrocarbons. Nor does it generate any nuclear energy, which Ontario and, to a lesser extent, New Brunswick do.
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More Efficient Housing, More Affordable Housing: Putting Energy Efficiency at the Heart of Solutions

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By Pierre-Olivier Pineau
| Futureproofing Canada
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How energy efficiency can fix Canada’s housing affordability crisis

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By Pierre-Olivier Pineau
| Policy Options Politiques Magazine Verified
(Version française disponible ici) Canada faces two intertwined crises: a housing affordability crunch and a climate challenge, with emissions from the housing sector declining too slowly to meet climate targets. Both issues are steadily undermining the country’s housing stock. Home energy efficiency must be at the centre of public policy, both to meet climate commitments and to ease the single largest expense for most households over the long term.
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