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Expert Models Suggest Canada Can Reach Full Renewable Energy by 2050

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Mark Jacobson, a professor at Stanford University, presented sophisticated models detailing Canada's renewable energy transition. Jacobson stated that the shift to full renewables is technically and economically feasible, though he noted that social and political obstacles remain.

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Jacobson's models outline a roadmap for cities, states, and countries, including Canada, to make the shift to renewable energy. The feasibility of this transition could influence future energy investment and infrastructure planning in Canada.

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Who's involved

  • Mark JacobsonProfessor who developed models on Canada's renewable energy transition
  • Axsome TherapeuticsCompany where Mark Jacobson serves as Chief Operating Officer
  • VancouverLocation where Mark Jacobson participated in a climate trial

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