Ed Whittingham

Ed Whittingham is executive director of the Pembina Institute.

Feds’ purchasing power can push carbon removal innovation

• We need governments to step in and use their procurement power to create a viable market, paving the way for more private buyers to

Opinion | BY LUCY HARGREAVES, ED WHITTINGHAM | October 16, 2024

Feds’ purchasing power can push carbon removal innovation

Opinion | BY LUCY HARGREAVES, ED WHITTINGHAM | October 16, 2024

• We need governments to step in and use their procurement power to create a viable market, paving the way for more private buyers to

Feds’ purchasing power can push carbon removal innovation

Opinion | BY LUCY HARGREAVES, ED WHITTINGHAM | October 16, 2024

• We need governments to step in and use their procurement power to create a viable market, paving the way for more private buyers to

Feds’ purchasing power can push carbon removal innovation

• We need governments to step in and use their procurement power to create a viable market, paving the way for more private buyers to

Opinion | BY LUCY HARGREAVES, ED WHITTINGHAM | October 16, 2024

Feds’ purchasing power can push carbon removal innovation

Opinion | BY LUCY HARGREAVES, ED WHITTINGHAM | October 16, 2024

• We need governments to step in and use their procurement power to create a viable market, paving the way for more private buyers to

Feds’ purchasing power can push carbon removal innovation

Opinion | BY LUCY HARGREAVES, ED WHITTINGHAM | October 16, 2024

• We need governments to step in and use their procurement power to create a viable market, paving the way for more private buyers to

Canada’s homes, buildings key to unlocking clean growth

• We don’t often think about the buildings in which we live, work, learn, eat, shop, and play as being major sources of carbon emissions.

Opinion | BY ED WHITTINGHAM, KAREN CLARKE-WHISTLER | May 17, 2017

Canada’s homes, buildings key to unlocking clean growth

Opinion | BY ED WHITTINGHAM, KAREN CLARKE-WHISTLER | May 17, 2017

• We don’t often think about the buildings in which we live, work, learn, eat, shop, and play as being major sources of carbon emissions.

Canada’s homes, buildings key to unlocking clean growth

Opinion | BY ED WHITTINGHAM, KAREN CLARKE-WHISTLER | May 17, 2017

• We don’t often think about the buildings in which we live, work, learn, eat, shop, and play as being major sources of carbon emissions.

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