50 cents a barrel: that’s what industrial carbon pricing will cost to the oil sands industry by 2030 if Alberta's market-based policy is strengthened.
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Canada’s leading climate change policy research organization. FR: @InstitutClimat We are also on Threads and Bluesky.
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Electric vehicles helped avoid 2.3 million barrels per day in global oil demand last year, according to BloombergNEF. That number is projected to increase to 5.25 million barrels by 2030.⚡📉
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Industrial carbon pricing is not the reason groceries are more expensive.
Our latest analysis shows its effect on food prices is a miniscule 0.1%—like adding a penny to the cost of 2 cartons of eggs.
Read more ⬇️
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The energy transition is happening quickly.
When the Paris agreement was signed in 2015, EVs were less than 1% of new car sales globally. Today, they’re at 25%.
@rjcsmith explains why we’re going to be tracking better indicators of climate progress👇
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@dalebeugin Includes comments from energy economist @andrew_leach
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“If companies have concerns about their competitiveness, let’s have that conversation. But let’s do that based on spreadsheets, not based on vibes.”
@dalebeugin on our latest industrial carbon pricing analysis and cost calculator for the oilsands.👇 cheknews.ca/what-will-the-…
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The energy transition is happening quickly. But the focus on emissions reductions can often feel abstract.
Read @rjcsmith on how tracking more tangible indicators of progress—like EVs and heat pump adoption—can help make this story more compelling👇
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What will industrial carbon pricing cost the oil sands sector if the Canada-Alberta MOU moves forward?
Our latest research shows costs would be minimal—just a Timbit per barrel if the price reaches $130/t in 2030.
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What’s the cost of strengthening industrial carbon pricing for oil sands companies?
Just a Timbit per barrel—or 50 cents on average by 2030.
Get the facts and explore our new cost calculator ⬇️
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Our new calculator shows that the average cost is a Timbit/barrel. But many companies actually earn money by selling carbon credits.
CNRL, for example, makes 31 cents for each barrel and that could increase to 43 cents by 2030 if the policy is improved.
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How will strengthening Canada’s industrial carbon price affect costs for the oil sands sector?
Our new research shows it will still cost just a Timbit per barrel in 2030.
Get the facts ⬇️
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As demand grows, investing in clean, abundant and affordable electricity across 🇨🇦 is a big competitive advantage.
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⚡ Important progress today as provinces and territories commit to work together + with Indigenous partners to expand electricity infrastructure and interprovincial trade.
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Quebec, California and Washington state are linking their cap-and-trade systems to create bigger, more harmonized carbon markets. That will lower costs and improve competitiveness 📉
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Ottawa’s move to support the build-out of transmission lines that connect big economic projects to the grid can support the country’s competitiveness and emissions reduction goals at a critical time. ⚡️🔌
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There are a lot of hot takes flying around on the industrial carbon price. Here are the facts: A minimum carbon price of $130 per tonne of emissions would cost on avg. 50 cents per barrel of oil by 2030.👇
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Another example of how Indigenous partnership & clean energy go 🤝hand-in-hand. 👇
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It was great to host @MLiebreich for his trip to Ottawa and hear his perspectives on the global energy transition and Canada’s role in it.
Tune in to @TheHerleBurly for more ⬇️
The Herle Burly@TheHerleBurly
🗣️🎙️ Taking Climate Change Seriously with Michael Liebreich Greetings, you curiouser and curiouser Herle Burly-ites. A fellow podcaster on the show today. But leaving his credentials there would be selling our guest very short indeed. @MLiebreich is here! He’s an acclaimed thought leader on clean energy, mobility, technology, climate, sustainability and finance. The CEO of Liebreich Associates and co-managing partner of EcoPragma Capital, which focuses on companies committed to the net-zero transition. Michael’s former roles include membership in the UK’s Taskforce on Energy Efficiency, advisor to the UK Board of Trade, as well as advisor to the UN on Sustainable Energy for All. He’s addressed the UN General Assembly. His very own podcast is called “Cleaning Up” where he hosts in-depth conversations with leaders in climate change and its solutions. Guests have included Tony Blair, Prince Albert of Monaco ... and some fellow named Mark Carney. So today, I’m talking with Michael about clean energy and the energy transition. Lessons learned from efforts until this point. I want to know how clean electrification moves forward and accelerates as political interest in western democracies wanes. And lastly, what should Canada’s role in all of this be? Subscribe and join us: YouTube youtu.be/mTofVM_X4_w?si… Apple podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/tak… Spotify open.spotify.com/episode/0UAjef… Air Quotes Media airquotesmedia.com/thb
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I really, really enjoyed recording this episode of @TheHerleBurly with the incomparable David Herle. We covered *a lot* of ground in an hour. See what you think!
The Herle Burly@TheHerleBurly
🗣️🎙️ Taking Climate Change Seriously with Michael Liebreich Greetings, you curiouser and curiouser Herle Burly-ites. A fellow podcaster on the show today. But leaving his credentials there would be selling our guest very short indeed. @MLiebreich is here! He’s an acclaimed thought leader on clean energy, mobility, technology, climate, sustainability and finance. The CEO of Liebreich Associates and co-managing partner of EcoPragma Capital, which focuses on companies committed to the net-zero transition. Michael’s former roles include membership in the UK’s Taskforce on Energy Efficiency, advisor to the UK Board of Trade, as well as advisor to the UN on Sustainable Energy for All. He’s addressed the UN General Assembly. His very own podcast is called “Cleaning Up” where he hosts in-depth conversations with leaders in climate change and its solutions. Guests have included Tony Blair, Prince Albert of Monaco ... and some fellow named Mark Carney. So today, I’m talking with Michael about clean energy and the energy transition. Lessons learned from efforts until this point. I want to know how clean electrification moves forward and accelerates as political interest in western democracies wanes. And lastly, what should Canada’s role in all of this be? Subscribe and join us: YouTube youtu.be/mTofVM_X4_w?si… Apple podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/tak… Spotify open.spotify.com/episode/0UAjef… Air Quotes Media airquotesmedia.com/thb
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It was a pleasure to host you and hear your insights on Canada’s place in the global energy transition!
Michael Liebreich - @MLiebreich.bsky.social@MLiebreich
I've just got back to London from a whirlwind few days in Ottawa, as guest of the Canadian Climate Institute. I penned a few thoughts on what I learned. mliebreich.substack.com/p/thoughts-fro…
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