Alberta’s decision to pause approval of new renewable energy projects bewildering in a year when wildfires are at their record worst

Rod Janssen clean energy, climate change, climate policy, climate risk, energy transition, fossil fuels, renewable energy, Uncategorized August 11, 2023

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Published August 11, 2023

2 thoughts on “Alberta’s decision to pause approval of new renewable energy projects bewildering in a year when wildfires are at their record worst”

Andrew Warren says:

August 13, 2023 at 18:11

Why isn’t there a ( negative) award each year for the most consistently energy irresponsible public authority in the world? But would Alberta now just keep winning such an award?

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1. Rod Janssen says:
  
  August 13, 2023 at 19:11
  
  At the climate conferences, the Climate Action Network (CAN) has the fossil of the day of the country not pulling its weight in the negotiations. There needs to be an award as you suggest. I wish it would be only Alberta but I fear there are simply too many others causing endless problems.
  
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