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On Wednesday, June 28, Climate Positive Energy's Shatha Qaqish-Clavering served on a panel at Collision, North America's fastest-growing tech conference. Titled "Toronto is the place for cleantech innovation," the panel discussed how transitioning to a low-carbon...
On Friday, June 16, Climate Positive Energy was pleased to partner with the Urban Climate Action Project, along with the SDGs @ U of T initiative and the City of Toronto to host an invite-only workshop focused on Solutions to Adopting More Low-Carbon and Renewable...
CPE is excited to fund this cohort of 10 undergraduate student researchers from 8 different departments across University of Toronto to tackle research projects focused on achieving a just and equitable net-zero future. Learn more about the CPE undergraduate...
Photo © Liz Beddall Photography for Climate Positive Energy Ontario Clean Technology Energy Association (OCTIA) recently spoke with Shatha Qaqish-Clavering to learn more about the Climate Positive Energy's exciting plans to help Canada meet 2050 climate targets:...
CPE is excited to fund this cohort of Climate Solutions Scholars: 13 graduate student researchers, each from different departments across three campuses, will be tackling research related to Just Transitions, Carbon and Measuring, Modelling and Markets. Learn more...
Climate Positive Energy is excited to support six post-doctoral fellows from five different departments across three campuses, who will be tackling research related to Just Transitions, Carbon and Measuring, Modelling and Markets. Learn more about the CPE fellows...
Are you an undergraduate student summer researcher working on climate and sustainability topics? Are you an undergraduate student seeking a summer research position on those topics? Apply for a Climate Positive Energy Summer Undergraduate Research Program award! This...
Climate Positive Energy is pleased to support Toronto Climate Observatory (TCO) in hosting a 1 day in-person* workshop to bring together researchers from academia and beyond studying topics related to climate impacts, mitigation, and adaptation in the Greater Toronto...
It’s important to develop clean energy systems that meet the needs of individual communities, says Kate Neville, one of the lead researchers of the CANSTOREnergy project (photo by Kate Harris) A University of Toronto-led collaboration developing clean energy...
For Earth Day, Amélie explains her journey from eco-conscious high school student to passionate and interdisciplinary environmentalist for the university’s Defy Gravity campaign.