Clean Energy Research Group

CERG

Clean Energy Research Group

part of Simon Fraser University

The Clean Energy Research Group (CERG) is a non-profit volunteer-based group associated with Simon Fraser University (SFU) dedicated to studying the challenges and opportunities for the global transition from fossil fuels to renewable, clean energy systems. CERG was created from SFU's Innovation and Development lab (iiDevLab) in 2018 with initial financial support from the SFU and Willow Grove Foundation. It has expertise in energy and climate change; mining and natural resource governance; technology and innovaton; and economic development policies.
clean energy renewables

Publications

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Improving the Promotion of Electric Vehicle Deployment in British Columbia: A Comparative Case Study of British Columbia and Québec

Improving the Promotion of Electric Vehicle Deployment in British Columbia:...

8 Aug 2022

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EV Battery Reuse: An Analysis for using endof-life electric vehicle batteries for energy storage

EV Battery Reuse: An Analysis for using endof-life electric vehicle...

1 Nov 2021

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Establishing an Effective Investment Ecosystem in Vancouver’s Cleantech Cluster

Establishing an Effective Investment Ecosystem in Vancouver’s Cleantech Cluster

18 Aug 2021

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Evaluating the Regulation of Independent Power Producers in a Hydro-Based Electricity System: Lessons for BC from Québec and Norway

Evaluating the Regulation of Independent Power Producers in a Hydro-Based...

5 Jul 2021

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Geothermal Power in British Columbia

Geothermal Power in British Columbia

16 Mar 2021

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How to Create a Community Energy and Emissions Plan that Considers Economic Development: A Brief Guide

How to Create a Community Energy and Emissions Plan that Considers Economic...

23 Sep 2020

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Why So Many Remote Renewable Energy Projects Fail: A Literature Review

Why So Many Remote Renewable Energy Projects Fail: A Literature Review

19 Sep 2020

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Towards a Positive Sum Regulation of Indigenous Utilities in B.C.

Towards a Positive Sum Regulation of Indigenous Utilities in B.C.

3 Mar 2020

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