Climate Dollars

New modelling by Corporate Knights’ Climate Dollars project reveals that to hit net-zero emissions, electric vehicles and heat pumps are must haves

2025 Climate Dollars

How transforming Canada’s electricity grid could drive decarbonization, save billions

Ralph Torrie

Corporate Knights puts forward a vision for an electrified Canada powered by renewable electricity, smart technology, and a coast-to-coast transmission link

2025 Climate Dollars

Three big shifts that can transform and modernize Canada’s economy

Ralph Torrie and Mitchell Beer

New analysis from Corporate Knights' Climate Dollars project lays out the capital investments needed to set a realistic path for a zero-emission economy by 2050

2024 Climate Dollars | Fall 2024

Closing the climate funding gap is key to Canada’s prosperity

Ralph Torrie

Until Canada’s spending aligns with our climate commitments, disasters will keep eating away at our economy

2024 Climate Dollars

Electrifying driving in Canada will cost just 10% more than what we already spend

Mitchell Beer

The upfront investment Canadians make will more than pay for itself, new analysis from Climate Dollars shows

2024 Climate Dollars | Finance

Climate was biggest winner in 2024 budget, but climate funding gap persists

Toby Heaps and Jessica Carradine

Budget 2024’s plan for growing the clean economy leans heavily on tax credits, doesn’t address the federal government’s $14-billion say-do gap on climate

2024 Climate Dollars

The federal government is more than $14 billion behind on climate funding

Jessica Carradine

Our inaugural Climate Dollars report shows there has been a 30% shortfall between what the government has committed to spending on climate and what it has actually invested over last decade

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