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- The federal government targets to reduce GHG emissions by 40-45% in 2030 compared to 2005. It also pledges to have a net-zero electricity mix by 2035 and zero emissions in 2050.
- Most power production comes from state-owned companies.
- CNR, Cenovus, and Suncor are the largest oil producers, with almost half of total output.
- Gas production is dominated by 3 companies, Encana, CNR, and Repsol, which account for 2/3 of the total, while Enbridge is the largest gas distributor.
- Non-conventional oil provides more than 60% of total oil production.
- CO2 free sources add up to 82% of the power mix, with a dominant share of hydro (60%).
- Motor fuel and gas prices have surged since 2020.
- Energy prices are much lower than in Europe, but generally higher than in the US.
- Total energy consumption rebounded by 2.4% in 2022.
- Three quarters of the energy mix still comes from fossil fuels.
- Electricity will more than double its share in end-use demand by 2050 to 39% in 2050.
- Fossil fuel use will decline by 56% by 2050.