Stationary power comprises traditional uses of electricity as well as power for heating and cooling of residential and commercial buildings presently provided by non-renewables (such as oil and gas) and does not include power for transportation (e.g. cars, trucks, buses, trains, air travel), although some forms of transportation ought to be powered by electricity such as trains.) The target should include plans to electrify most modes of public transit
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Read more ...This page contains resources about countries and states that have set or are setting targets for reducing the carbon emissions generated by the generation of electricity.
MassachusettsGroup - trying for No Coal by 2015 and 100% Clean Electricity by 2020 http://justandstable.org/
Carbon-Free and Nuclear-Free: A Roadmap for U.S. Energy Policy http://www.ieer.org/...
Read more ...This page contains resources about provinces that have set or are setting targets for reducing the carbon emissions generated by the generation of electricity.
Ontario- 50% nuclear. Phased out coal by 2014 (initially was 2007). Ontario’s target for energy from wind, solar and bio-energy is 10,700 MW (13%) by 2018 (excluding hydroelectric). Planning for 9,000 MW from hydro by 2018
Quebec- already nearly 100% (98% hydro...
Read more ...Canadian Wind Energy Association's graphic Powering Canada's Future as of December 2015.
