Emma Jarratt, Author at Electric Autonomy Canada

Emma Jarratt

Emma Jarratt is an investigative multimedia journalist in Toronto and the Editor in Chief of Electric Autonomy Canada. She holds a Master of Journalism from Toronto Metropolitan University and a Bachelor of Arts from Carleton University.

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Strong GHG emissions standard could yield Canada a $21-billion charging infrastructure investment: new brief

The Canadian Charging Infrastructure Council projects what charging investment opportunities could look like with the right set of policies behind them

Jul 15, 2026

3 minute read

Vancouver project breaking down barriers to clean transit for Indigenous residents

The Clean Mobility Pilot provides transit passes, electric car-sharing and EV education to low-income Indigenous urban-area tenants

Jun 29, 2026

2 minute read

Canadian hotel operator to add 300 EV charging ports across 70 locations

Canadian EV drivers are getting some welcome news ahead of their summer road trip plans: new chargers at InnVest overnight stops

Jun 2, 2026

2 minute read

Honda ‘indefinitely’ suspends $15-billion Ontario plant EV expansion

After days of speculation, Honda confirms it is halting all retooling and expansion plans after posting a $3.68-billion loss

May 20, 2026

2 minute read

Feds announce National Electricity Strategy

Ottawa says the plan could double grid capacity by 2050, expand clean power and develop up to $15 billion in energy savings

May 15, 2026

4 minute read

Former Novonix founder launches new battery company, Dryve

Chris Burns, no stranger to battery start-ups, returns to his cathode research roots after purchasing the Canadian assets for Dryve for US$1 from Novonix

May 12, 2026

2 minute read

Stellantis exits NextStar Energy battery production in Windsor

LG Energy Solution becomes the sole owner after automaker sells its 49 per cent stake to joint-venture partner for $100

Feb 13, 2026

3 minute read

Brampton, Argo launch $10.9-million one fare, on-demand electric bus partnership

The city says it’s looking for a new way to move residents to the municipality’s major transit hubs

Dec 10, 2025

3 minute read

Budget 2025 quiet on EVs, charging infrastructure, rebates

The federal government has bought itself a few more weeks before having to announce the future of EV rebates, as Budget 2025 shifts focus to clean energy and critical minerals investments

Nov 5, 2025

4 minute read

Most Canadians want an EV mandate — and better prices: poll

A new Abacus poll for Clean Energy Canada finds 66 per cent of respondents support a version of the federal EV Availability Standard

Sep 30, 2025

3 minute read