This news release discusses Canada’s ‘Clean Energy Leadership’ at the Global Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum in the form of funding for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and other clean energy research project technologies in the efforts to try and reach […]
This is a presentation to the DGIC (Directorate General for International Cooperation) by Natural Resources Canada regarding the CSLF and it gives a very brief description of who will be at the Forum, what the Forum hopes to accomplish, and […]
This file contains the formal acknowledgement that Minister Raitt and NRCan, prior to her trip to the CSLF, would like a news release to summarize Canada’s Leadership on CCS.
This is a memorandum for information sent by Margaret Martin to Nada Vrany. In this document is a request for funds for the CSLF Building program, expected to cost $5M a year over four years. Also in this document is […]
This document is list of proposed Delegates from Natural Resources Canada, the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, and the Canadian Embassy.
This letter was one of two documents submitted by Canada under the consultation process of non EU states for Article 7a of the Fuel Quality Directive. The letter argues against “favouring” certain crude oils, i.e. it argues that tar sands […]
EU Policy / NGO briefing document (under Article 7a consultation) This report was also submitted under the consultation process for Article 7a. It stresses the importance of having differentiated carbon intensity values. While Canada’s lobbying efforts were aimed at stopping […]
« US-Alberta Relations. » Government of Alberta. September 2009.
http://www.international.alberta.ca/documents/International/US-AB.pdf
The U.S.-Canada Clean Energy Dialogue Action Plan expresses the need for joint collaboration between both Canada and the US to combat climate change and implement legislation to enforce lower carbon emission standards in industry and to move forward in research, […]
The U.S.-Canada Clean Energy Dialogue Action Plan expresses the need for joint collaboration between both Canada and the US to combat climate change and implement legislation to enforce lower carbon emission standards in industry and to move forward in research, […]
