Canada can lead on critical minerals, but there's no one-size-fits-all strategy. Meeting this moment calls for tailored approaches and targeted solutions. Explore metal-by-metal strategies for unlocking Canada's critical minerals:

That’s why we're focused on regional electricity collaboration, building coalitions across the electricity value chain, and turning insights into action. ➡️ Explore the report: #ElectrifyingCanada.#CanadianCompetitiveness.#CleanEnergy.

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🍁 In Canada, this means going beyond debates over 2035 targets. It means building systems that power our growth—from data centres and EV supply chains to affordable housing and resilient communities.

1. Reliable, affordable, clean power systems are achievable. 2. Clean grids are a means, not an end. The real goal is powering Canada’s growing economy. 3. Better inter-provincial grid integration will help us get ahead.

For Canada, abundant, affordable electricity is a matter of long-term prosperity. A new report from @ETC_Reports backs what we’ve been saying through #ElectrifyingCanada. 🧵👇.

News cycles create a lot of noise, but when it comes to the low-carbon economy, the signals are clear. @neweconomycan looks at record-breaking investment in clean energy, and how Canada can harness those trade winds for a brighter future. Read it here:

The US Department of Defense's investment in rare earth mining uses “the only policy mechanism that is going to fully address China’s geopolitical leverage over the West,” our @bentleyballan told @GabeFriedz & the @financialpost. Learn why it matters:

🇨🇦 Canada has mobilized before. We can do it again. @erinotoole's piece in @thewalrus is more than a history lesson; it's a reminder that Canada can build at scale when we act with purpose. ➡️ Read the article:

Canada can’t afford to sit on the sidelines on Solar Radiation Modification (SRM). Watch: In this conversation, @LisaD144 & @DKeithClimate make the case that Canada needs to build SRM research capacity before global decisions outpace domestic readiness.

For an excellent introduction to these reports and their context, be sure to read @GabeFriedz' feature in yesterday's @financialpost, featuring interviews with @BMAC_Canada ED Sean De Vries and the Transition Accelerator's @bentleyballan.

🔋"Building a Western Canadian Battery Value Chain" shows where investments in clean energy, transport, and processing can strengthen the West’s critical mineral value chain and unlock the potential of its resource base. Read it here:

🪨 "From Rocks to Power" identifies clear, investable priorities in copper, graphite, lithium, nickel, iron, phosphate, rare earths, and vanadium—each critical to building resilient EV and energy storage value chains. Read it here:

We have the resources. We have the talent. It’s time to act on #CriticalMinerals. Two new reports with @BMAC_Canada and @LabEnergy use in-depth engagement with industry, government, & other stakeholders to lay out detailed, practical priorities for specific regions and minerals:

Should Canada invest in solar geoengineering research to help mitigate the impacts of climate change?. Last week, @DKeithClimate & @LisaD144 explored whether Canada should build knowledge, capacity & influence on Solar Radiation Modification. Watch:

RT @IISD_ELP: A new report from the Commission on Carbon Competitiveness #C3 and @CanAccelerator explores how 🇨🇦 can rethink its approach t….

RT @ABDanielleSmith: Today we officially opened the Calgary Region Hydrogen Hub, a bold step toward making Alberta a global leader in clean….

Canadian cleantech is often invented domestically but scaled internationally. Our new paper with #C3Commission outlines how targeted policy, investment, and coordination can help 🇨🇦 build clean-tech champions and retain economic benefits. ➡️Read it:

RT @DKeithClimate: Can Canada afford to ignore sunlight reflection methods (SRM)? I’m joining @LisaD144 from the @EnvDefenseFund for a disc….

Electricity will be the foundation of economic and geopolitical power in the 21st century. Will Canada watch from the sidelines? Or do we have the vision to lead? TA's @moekabbara asked this vital question at last week's @thewalrus Talks. Watch it here:

Can We Afford To Ignore Solar Geoengineering?.June 10 | 12pm ET | Register: Public skepticism abounds, but experts warn Canada risks being sidelined on Arctic sovereignty and energy security if we don't act soon. How should we approach this emerging tech?