The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships (CCPPP) has shared an article from the Q4 Torys Quarterly.
The article, titled “The next wave: energy transition projects to expand dramatically” is authored by former CCPPP Chair Mark Bain. In it, Mark discusses the expected increase in activity in the next few decades in the infrastructure and energy sectors and says that energy transition projects are likely to predominate, while economic infrastructure projects will enable the GDP growth necessary to support that initiative.
A small excerpt from the article is below.
As net zero and energy transition imperatives rise to the top of the policy priorities, governments will struggle with the temptation to make palatable trade-offs between a robust economy and energy transition. Yet only with a healthy economy will the costs of energy transition be affordable, and so smart approaches to economic infrastructure that support energy transition likely won’t be squeezed out. For example, despite the recent moratorium, Alberta’s deal-friendly market positions the province to become an attractive environment for renewable projects.
Read the full article and its companion pieces in the latest edition of the Torys Quarterly.
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