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There are several different federal departments that work on different aspects of large-scale electrification modeling. While they share similar goals, they have different pathways, programs, policies and R&D.
There are several different federal departments that work on different aspects of large-scale electrification modeling. While they share similar goals, they have different pathways, programs, policies and R&D.
In late 2018, a need was identified to build up Canadian capacity to carry out large-scale electrification modelling studies similar to that performed for Pan-Canadian Wind Integration Study (PCWIS), RESCI and North American Renewable Integration Study (NARIS). From there CanmetENERGY-Varennes (CEV) held a workshop in February 2019 on creating an open modelling platform for deep decarbonisation studies attended by NRCan, ECCC, and public stakeholders. That summer, the [https://emi-ime.ca/ Energy Modeling Initiative] (EMI) was created with funding from REED (NRCan) with the goal of creating (1) an inventory of Canadian expertise and (2) a 10 year plan for developing Canadian capacity to model electrification. A need was then identified to provide a coordinated government response to the EMI call<ref>citation needed</ref>
Targets for 2050
* Net-zero buildings
* Net-zero communities
* Decarbonization of the economy focusing on electrification
* New and disruptive technologies and fuels to contribute to deep decarbonization
* Fully grid integrated distributed energy resources (renewables, flexible loads, storage, etc.)
* An electric grid supporting a deeply decarbonized economy
* Decarbonization of the transportation sector
== Purpose ==
== Purpose ==
The purpose of the Accelerating Canadian Clean Electrification Network and Dialogue (ACCEND) is to foster intra and inter-departmental understanding and relationships on activities relating to large-scale electrification modeling. Through these
The purpose of the Federal Family Working Group on Electrification is to foster intra and inter-departmental relationships on activities relating to large-scale electrification modeling. This greater understanding of the federal electrification modeling ecosystem will hopefully generate more endogenous co-creation and science & policy integration.
== Inventory of Federal Initiatives ==
The [http://www.cer-rec.gc.ca/nrg/ntgrtd/ftr/index-eng.html Canada Energy Futures report]
Joint NRCan report with IEA: [https://www.iea.org/reports/heating-and-cooling-strategies-in-the-clean-energy-transition Heating and Cooling Strategies in the Clean Energy Transition]
[https://www.statcan.gc.ca/eng/lode The Linkable Open Data Environment]
Various [https://geds-sage.gc.ca/en/GEDS?pgid=015&dn=cn%3Djessica.webster%40canada.ca%2Cou%3DTA-ET%2Cou%3DBRG-GBR%2Cou%3DCEOTT-CEOTT%2Cou%3DETS-STE%2COU%3DDMO-CSM%2COU%3DNRCan-RNCan%2CO%3Dgc%2CC%3Dca building energy mapping initaitives]
ECCC electrification modeling
====== Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency ======
Testing heat pump water power with NB power, cold-climate heat pumps, demonstration projects. NB looking at demand response through water heater storage, becoming cost-effective, pay off upfront cost over life-cycle
====== Environment and Climate Change Canada ======
ECPRO, energy pathways towards 2050, study ongoing with ECCC, similar cases to Trottier
New forecasting tools for wind derived from ECCC empirical model
====== Natural Resources canada ======
Demand response models for building technologies
Energy Modeling Initiative
====== Statistics Canada ======
Canadian Centre for Energy Information
Survey on all buildings in Canada
== Important links ==
Documents and media will be accessible through the [[gccollab:file/group/3689648/all|'''FFWGOE GCcollab space''']], which can only be accessed by federal employees with a GCcollab account.
Any important links which do not need to protected can be shared directly in this section.
* Energy Modelling Initiative reports: https://emi-ime.ca/reports/
== Federal Family Organizational Chart ==
[[File:Organizational Structure of the Federal Family Working Group on Electrification.docx|frameless]]
== Contacts ==
== Contacts ==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible"
!First Name
!First Name
!Last Name
!Last Name
|Parisé
|Parisé
|ACOA
|ACOA
|Econ. Dev. Officer
|Economic Development Officer
|
|New Brunswick
|Innovation / Enterprise Dev.
|Regional Operations
|
|Community Development
|
|Innovation / Enterprise Development
|ted.parise@canada.ca
|ted.parise@canada.ca
|Smart grids
|Smart grids
Statcan = Statistics Canada
Statcan = Statistics Canada
== References ==
== References ==
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