As climate change worsens and global temperatures rise, transitioning to cleaner and more sustainable energy sources has been brought to the forefront of many societies around the world. Canada has proven to be a leader in this sector and has several agreements and partnerships with Europe, but there is still a long way to go in terms of seeing results and impact.

Key Takeaways:

• Canada is a leader in emerging renewable energy sources, but geography makes
  the international implementation of those methods challenging.
• Politics—domestic, international, and geographic—all play extremely important roles
  in the development and implementation of alternative and renewable energy sources.
• The similar outlooks and shared goals of the EU and Canada provide a solid framework
  and plan for future collaboration in various fields, which can also be applied to renewable energy.

Policy brief – Alexandra Keating

The analysis is in PDF under the link below.