The Coalition for Responsible Energy Development in New Brunswick (CRED-NB) is fighting for a renewable energy future without fossil fuels or nuclear energy on our electricity grid.
Extracting and burning massive volumes of fossil fuels has changed the climate. Climate scientists are urging us to stop building new fossil fuel infrastructure and to rapidly reduce our fossil fuel use. New Brunswickers urgently need more affordable, reliable and cleaner electricity as we head into an uncertain future. CRED-NB is actively fighting new fossil fuel infrastructure development and promoting a plan for a renewable energy electric grid for our province.
CRED-NB Actions
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CRED-NB signs submission to government on Major Projects proposal
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CRED-NB comment on the Holt government’s response to the NB Power Review
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CRED-NB joins opposition to Pathways CCUS project
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Will the NB Power Review finally shake up NB Power?
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Letter to Banks and Pension Funds: Don’t Provide Funding to Ksi Lisims LNG
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Statement from 41 Civil Society Organizations Opposing a Northwest Coast Oil Pipeline and Tanker Project
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Letter: no public funds for the Pathways Alliance Carbon Capture pipeline and storage project
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Climate groups react: Bill C-5 becomes law, setting a dangerous precedent
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Do not sacrifice Canada’s climate progress
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Ahead of Trump’s tariffs, civil society groups call for a response that puts people first and builds resilience
Read post: Ahead of Trump’s tariffs, civil society groups call for a response that puts people first and builds resilience
Other Actions
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As the G7 Leaders’ Summit concludes, Canada fails a test of climate leadership
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NB Power review: few details and no climate action requirement
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Don’t backslide on fossil fuel projects
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Webinar: Beyond the Shock Doctrine: Conversation on Tariffs, Climate and Solidarity
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COP 29: A band-aid on a bullet wound
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Climate events in Fredericton and Sackville – July 31 + August 1
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A moment of truth for the oil and gas industry
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June 28: Emergency day of action rally in Moncton
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No to shale gas development
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No business case for LNG export terminal in New Brunswick
Read post: No business case for LNG export terminal in New Brunswick