Commission on Carbon Competitiveness
The Commission comprises experts in topics such as trade law, industrial decarbonization, and climate policy. It aims to support the transformation of Canada's industrial sectors into globally competitive, low-carbon leaders for the benefit of all Canadians.
About
The Commission on Carbon Competitiveness (C3) was established in 2023 to promote the critical goal of industrial decarbonization as part of Canada’s 2030 emission reduction target and 2050 net-zero goal.
Government policies must incentivize substantial investments in industrial decarbonization to ensure the long-term competitiveness of sectors that can drive future prosperity and growth in low-carbon markets.
C3 is supported by the International Institute for Sustainable Development, Clean Prosperity, and the Canadian Climate Institute, and funded by the Trottier Family Foundation, with additional support from the Chisholm Thomson Family Foundation.
For more information and upcoming reports, visit the C3 website.
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