Si les leaders du gouvernement québécois croient réellement aux bénéfices de l’électrification des transports et font confiance aux entrepreneurs, qu’ils laissent place à la concurrence et s’abstiennent de décerner prématurément la médaille d’or à Lion Électrique plutôt qu’à une autre entreprise.

Plus que jamais, il est important de reconnaître l’immense potentiel des technologies de CUSC et de promouvoir la création d’un marché robuste et autonome pour celles-ci.

Montreal, October 28, 2021 – With the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) set to begin in a few short days, governments are expected to double down on GHG emission reduction targets. A recent MEI publication described how carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies can allow governments to reach their targets without compromising our standard of living. A follow-up publication launched today by the MEI offers tangible solutions to encourage uptake of this new technology by entrepreneurs.

With the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) set to begin in a few short days, governments are expected to double down on GHG emission reduction targets. A recent MEI publication described how carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) technologies can allow governments to reach their targets without compromising our standard of living. This follow-up publication offers tangible solutions to encourage uptake of this new technology by entrepreneurs.

Against all economic logic, and even environmental logic, the Quebec government finally decided yesterday, during the premier’s inaugural speech, to definitively ban fossil fuel exploration and development in the province.

Contre toute logique économique, et même environnementale, le gouvernement du Québec a finalement décidé d’aller de l’avant avec l’interdiction de l’exploration et de l’exploitation des hydrocarbures.

Il est très rare que l’on souligne les progrès considérables qui ont été accomplis depuis 1800 lors de la Journée internationale pour l’élimination de la pauvreté.

Montreal, October 14, 2021 – With GHG emission reduction targets getting ever more ambitious, and the pressing need for concrete results, the technological tools at our disposal keep improving. A publication launched today by the MEI looks at CO2 capture, utilization, and storage/sequestration (CCUS) technologies, which are playing a bigger and bigger role and could allow us to reach our targets without compromising our standard of living.

With GHG emission reduction targets getting ever more ambitious, and the pressing need for concrete results, the technological tools at our disposal keep improving. This publication looks at CO2 capture, utilization, and storage/sequestration (CCUS) technologies, which are playing a bigger and bigger role and could allow us to reach our targets without compromising our standard of living.

Le gouvernement devrait-il utiliser nos taxes et impôts pour construire un stade de baseball à Montréal?