Canada's 2025 GHG Emissions Rose Despite Oil and Gas Sector Decline
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Updated Oct 8
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What happened
The Canada Climate Institute released data detailing national emissions trends for 2025. Canada's total greenhouse gas emissions rose by approximately 1% to reach 691 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent. This national increase occurred despite a 0.2% decline in emissions from the oil and gas sector.
From english.pravda.ru
Why it matters
The difference between the national rise and the sectoral decline indicates a structural shift in Canada's energy mix. While the oil and gas sector achieved a net emission reduction through improved energy intensity and reduced methane leaks, this was offset by heightened fossil fuel demand in heating and power generation.
From english.pravda.ru
Who's involved
- CCIManufacturer of ammunition that relies on T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon for site rental revenue.
- T-MobileInternational telecommunications company that is a primary customer for CCI.
- AT&TAmerican multinational conglomerate that is a primary customer for CCI.
- VerizonAmerican broadband and telecommunications company that is a primary customer for CCI.
- governmentGoverning body under which CCI operates as a Public Sector Undertaking.
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CCI
a manufacturer of rimfire ammunition, centerfire handgun ammunition, and primers