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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CRED-NB sends electricity strategy to Parliamentary study
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June 7: CRED-NB at Earthfest
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Will the NB Power Review finally shake up NB Power?
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Getting to yes on wind and transmission
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Atlantic Economic Panel missing an environmental expert
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CRED-NB submission to the NB Power Review
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Oct. 23 – Ralph Torrie: A renewable energy future for the Maritimes
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CRED-NB at the Social Forum in Wolastokuk: Oct. 4-5
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Yes, alternatives exist to more fossil gas in New Brunswick
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CRED-NB supports the Build Canada Homes initiative
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Other Actions
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New petition: Build a Canadian east-west electricity grid powered by renewables
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Wind energy agreements a potential move towards ‘reconcili-action’
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NB Power review: few details and no climate action requirement
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Climate Action Network Canada releases Election Priorities
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Earth Day Rally at the New Brunswick Legislature
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Podcast: Break In Case of Emergency
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Suzuki Foundation Webinar on Clean Electricity in Canada – March 5
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Webinar: Beyond the Shock Doctrine: Conversation on Tariffs, Climate and Solidarity
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NBASGA’s vision for a renewable energy future for New Brunswick
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A moment of truth for the oil and gas industry
Read post: A moment of truth for the oil and gas industry