EMC Publications
Publications Results
Top 12 Reasons for a Canadian ZEV Mandate
A national ZEV mandate will ensure that EVs built in Canada, with the support of Canadian taxpayers’ money, are available to Canadian consumers
eMHDV Ecosystem Gaps Report
Canada’s eMHDV Ecosystem - Building blocks for a successful transition
ZEV Standard best Practices
Published with Clean Energy Canada - How Canada can design a truly effective zero-emission vehicle mandate
Clean Fuel Regulations: Changes Between CGI and CGII
2022 Ontario Election Policy Recommendations
2022 Ontario election policy recommendations from the My Canada Drives Electric 2030 EV Action Plan
Incentives for Medium- and Heavy-Duty Zero-Emission Vehicles Program
Electric Mobility Canada (EMC) welcomes the opportunity to respond to Transport Canada’s (TC) request for comment on its forthcoming Incentives for Medium- and Heavy-Duty Zero Emissions Vehicles Program (iMHZEV). This is an important new program that will provide crucial support for the Government of Canada’s goal of ensuring that 35% of new medium- and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDV) sales are zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) by 2030. The achievement of that sub-sectoral sales target would reduce transportation emissions and boost progress toward Canada’s economy-wide climate targets in one of the country’s most difficult-to-decarbonize sectors.
Detailed Summary of Ontario 2022 Budget
Itemization of commitments pertinent to electric mobility
Recommendations to strenghten Canada’s forthcoming Clean Fuel Regulation
With The Pembina Institute - The Clean Fuel Regulations have tremendous potential to drive down Canada’s GHG emissions. This note provides a evaluation of the GHG emission impact of ECCC’s March 2022 update to the draft Clean Fuel Regulation. It then proposes recommended actions to increase the GHG emission reduction potential of the policy by 2030.
Recommendations on Clean Fuel Regulation
Recommendations to strengthen Canada's forthcoming Clean Fuel Regulation
Letter to the Ontario Ministry of Energy on Electricity Rates
EMC welcomes this proposed enhancement to the Consumer Choice framework for residential consumers and small businesses. By creating a new time-of-use electricity rate plan—which would include the development of an option for consumers to avail themselves of a new, ultra-low overnight price for power