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The Immense Potential of Wind, Solar, and Storage in Manitoba

The Immense Potential of Wind, Solar, and Storage in Manitoba

by Tracey O'Neil | Nov 17, 2025 | Publications

By James Wilt, Policy Development Manager This brief outlines the opportunities for wind, solar, and energy storage to support a clean energy transition in Manitoba in the next five years and the decades to come. Manitoba must expand sources of electricity generation...
Recommendations for a Strong Manitoba Climate Plan and Budget

Recommendations for a Strong Manitoba Climate Plan and Budget

by Tracey O'Neil | Aug 28, 2025 | Publications

By James Wilt (Policy Development Manager for Climate Action Team Manitoba) Summary This briefing provides high-level recommendations for Manitoba’s “Roadmap to Net-Zero” and specific recommendations for low-hanging climate investments in five major sectors:...
Why Direct Air Capture Isn’t a Climate Solution for Manitoba

Why Direct Air Capture Isn’t a Climate Solution for Manitoba

by Tracey O'Neil | Jul 3, 2025 | Publications

By James Wilt (Policy Development Manager for Climate Action Team Manitoba) SummaryDirect air capture (DAC) is receiving considerable attention as a major carbon removal technology, with Manitoba Hydro projecting that it may account for almost 12 megatonnes (Mt) of...
Connecting Communities: Strengthening Public Transportation Options in Rural Manitoba

Connecting Communities: Strengthening Public Transportation Options in Rural Manitoba

by Tracey O'Neil | Oct 17, 2024 | Publications

Rural communities in Manitoba face significant transportation challenges, relying heavily on personal vehicles and friends for rides. This hinders medical care, economic growth, and community development. While some municipalities offer handi-van services for seniors...

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