Canadian Climate Institute calls for EV-ready building rules, dedicated rural funding and managed charging to close gaps the private sector won’t fill
Premier-elect Lorne Doerkson has pledged to scrap the ZEV sales quotas along with other clean energy rollbacks, putting a decade of EV leadership in question
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario premier Doug Ford announced the measures in Ottawa, drawing mixed reactions from the auto industry and clean-energy advocates
Campaign aims to codify inconsistent provincial and municipal regulations to help the one-third of Canadians living in multi-unit buildings gain access to home EV charging
A second-hand electric vehicle can significantly lower household expenses for a surprisingly reasonable upfront price, writes Keri McNamara and Katrina Gorrie of Clean Energy Canada
Clean energy consultancy joins with utilities, governments and an automaker in a project aimed at turning EVs into a resource for Canada’s power grid
Quebec is the surprise drag on national EV adoption rate, but lower prices, incoming Chinese vehicles and rebates point to a late-year surge, says Scott Sharabura
Clean Energy Canada sees almost half of Canadians would like an electric vehicle, but there are still gaps in EV education
Automaker establishes Canadian leadership team and begins building retail and service network ahead of vehicle launches next year
Industry association Electric Mobility Canada and Quebec EV group AVEQ find five major parties offer different approaches to EV sales targets, home charging and zero-emission trucks
