What It Will Take For Canada To Be An "Energy Superpower"

In his first week as Prime Minister, Mark Carney expressed his vision for Canada to be the "world's leading energy superpower in both clean and conventional energy."

In a Torys bulletin, which was originally published by the Institute of Corporate Directors, partner Tyson Dyck and associate Caroline Marful discussed what Canada's 45^th federal election means for climate policy in this country, and what it will take to achieve Prime Minister Carney's vision. Their comments were later picked up by The Energy Mix.

"With Prime Minister Carney and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre offering contrasting climate strategies, the election outcome sets the course for how Canada navigates its climate transition," Tyson and Caroline say. "Carney's win signals continuity, but also renewal—and a sharpened focus on investment-driven climate action."