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.
While all power generators and all electric grids entail environmental impacts that must be mitigated, only renewable energy can make clean electricity because wind turbines, solar panels and other renewable sources of energy generation do not emit greenhouse gases or toxic radioactive wastes when operating. CRED-NB actively promotes the transition to renewable energy and energy storage systems. We have also developed a plan for a sustainable renewable energy electricity grid in New Brunswick.
CRED-NB Actions
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What if the wind doesn’t blow?
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Video: Transitioning to a Low-Carbon Economy in NB
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Pre-budget submission to the Government of Canada
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CRED-NB pre-budget submission to the New Brunswick government
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Webinar Feb. 23: Transitioning to a Low-Carbon Economy in New Brunswick
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Solar Energy in New Brunswick: new video
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Webinar: Roundtable on solar energy in New Brunswick
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Our coalition launched today!
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Other Actions
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Green Party leader calls for Higgs government to commit to an ambitious renewable energy target
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Wind And Solar Energy Are The Future, Not Nuclear Power
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NB Power’s renewable energy claims disputed
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First news article about CRED-NB
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