Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Appliance Standards" in M03589

Matter: CI# 40103 - P-510 - NSPI WO - Load Control Demonstration Project (U&U) - $4,293,793
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N-2Responses to Information Requests (Non-Confidential) 2 passages
For new plants in key sectors built between 2004 and 2011: tougher mandatory emission standards to drive adoption of deaner fuels and fedinologies p. p. 28
For new plants in key sectors built between 2004 and 2011: tougher mandatory emission standards to drive adoption of deaner fuels and fedinologies

AI summary The document outlines stricter mandatory emission standards for new plants in key sectors built between 2004 and 2011. These standards aim to drive the adoption of cleaner fuels and fedinologies, encouraging the use of technologies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve environmental outcomes.

from Vehicles and Buildings p. pp. 29-30
from Vehicles and Buildings The Government of Canada is taking further action that will cut greenhouse gas emissions from transportation and buildings. These actions include - Mandatory renewable fuel content in gasoline, diesel and heatin...

AI summary The Government of Canada introduces measures to reduce transportation and building emissions, including renewable fuel mandates, new fuel efficiency standards, energy efficiency requirements, and ecoACTION programs. These initiatives aim to cut 65 megatonnes of greenhouse gas emissions by 2020, equivalent to removing 16 million cars or eliminating emissions from New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Manitoba.

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