Our Work
The Transition Accelerator is aimed at delivering major, scalable, system transitions to harness social and economic disruption, while solving for climate change. Our work identifies and advances only those transitions that are compelling, capable, and credible.
The Accelerator will advance transformative system change to build a clean and prosperous economy while addressing climate change. To achieve this, we are building a hydrogen economy, advancing economy-wide electrification, improving Canada’s agri-food sector, and directing personal mobility.
Our initial priorities are:
Latest
Assessing the feasibility of a regional NEDA collaborative
The Northeast Electrification and Decarbonization Alliance (NEDA) is proposed as a collaborative process among stakeholders in the eight separately operated balancing areas making up the eastern Canadian and northeastern U.S. electrical system.
Mobility as a service in Quebec
This report lists the different mobility services that exist in Quebec, in particular for car sharing, personal vehicle sharing and fleets of self-service cars.
Towards Net-Zero Energy Systems In Canada: A Key Role For Hydrogen
This white paper was prepared by The Transition Accelerator to provide techno-economic and environmental details
Rapport sur les entretiens effectués aux Îles-De-La-Madeleine
The Magdalen Islands project aims to significantly reduce the environmental impact on the Islands, in particular by modifying the way people get around.
Propositions de scénarios pour une évolution des modes de transport aux Îles-De-La-Madeleine
This study aims to improve personal mobility at the Îles-de-la-Madeleine in a context of addressing climate change.
Northeast USA-Canada Decarbonization
Regional integration in the electricity sector across the North American Northeast can bring substantial benefits in reducing greenhouse…
The Transition Accelerator: Building Pathways to a Sustainable Future
Canada needs a new approach to empower innovators, improve policy and shift debate around climate change in a more constructive direction. This is it.
The Potential Impact of Electric Vehicles on Alberta’s Energy Systems
Understanding the implications of plugging in.
The Future of Freight Part C: Implications for Alberta of Alternatives to Diesel
Exploring the potential of low or zero-emission fuels for heavy freight.
The Future of Freight Part B: Assessing Zero Emission Diesel Fuel Alternatives for Freight Transportation in Alberta
Comparing low-carbon energy systems that can meet the needs of the freight sector.