A recent survey by abacusdataca and cleanenergycan shows that Canadians in most provinces except Alberta, see clean energy systems as more affordable and safer than fossil fuel systems.
Two-thirds of Canadians think a clean energy system such as hydro, wind, solar power and electric vehicles would be more affordable than a fossil fuel energy system, a recent survey shows.
According to the study conducted by Clean Energy Canada and Abacus Data, such a view is shared by a majority in every region or province, except for Alberta.The survey also shows that over seven in ten Liberal, National Democratic Party and Green Party supporters feel this way, as do four in ten Conservative Party adherents.market and two-thirds responded that ‘green’ systems are more secure – that is, prices and supply seem less influenced by goal markets.
This view is shared by a majority in every region or province, including in Alberta. Over three in four Liberal, NDP, and Green Party supporters feel this way, as do half of Conservative Party supporters.is not only an economic opportunity—but an opportunity to lower their energy bills. Canadians also recognize clean energy as more secure.
The survey also asked Canadians about their level of knowledge of the US’s Inflation Reduction Act, which seeks to invest $370 billion into climate action to spurUnder half of Canadians are aware of the law and when asked whether it is important or not for Canada to also invest in clean-energy-related economic opportunities, 83% said it is either very or somewhat important. Large majorities in every region of the country and across the political spectrum shared this view.
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