PUBLICATIONS 

Interview of Anne-Josée Laquerre, Executive Director and co-founder of Québec Net Positif on CIBL 101,5, on the program Intention Inc. (French only)

With the Barometer, it is the first time that we have access to representative and exhaustive data on the level of commitment of Quebec businesses towards climate action and the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Québec Net Positive launches the inaugural edition of the Businesses Transition Barometer. Climate emergency: employees are the main source of pressure for Quebec SMEs to act

“We recognize the crucial role of the Climate+Positive Investing Alliance in bringing together leading investors who aim to rigorously measure the full extent of their climate impact and align their portfolios on net positive transition pathways, beyond Net Zero."

This year was marked by the meeting of many inspiring leaders and by the support of some thirty corporate, public and community partners and collaborators who joined in various initiatives throughout the year. It is with enthusiasm and a sense of accomplishment that we share this 2021-2022 activity report today.

We are a partner of the McGill Sustainability Systems Initiative leading PIVOT, an action research project that uses social media to bring small business owners together to share their climate action goals, struggles and achievements. The National Film Board of Canada provided guidance on communication strategies and digital media.

Québec Net Positive and the Canada Climate Law Initiative are partnering to offer free presentations to SMEs’ boards of directors to help them accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy

Québec Net Positive and CCG launch “Low Carbon SME” to help companies thrive in a green economy

The Report on Low-Carbon SMEs: Key Findings and Activity Update follows the implementation of fourteen virtual meetings over the past year.

Solios: the solar watch that wants to shake up the industry.

L'OEUF, or architecture with massive impact.

Mini-Cycle, or the circular economy of clothing

Published as a complement to the "Bridging the Gap" report, the update of the mapping of the low-carbon economy in Quebec highlights key sectors that are positioned to take advantage of the acceleration of the transition to a low-carbon economy.

As the transition to a low-carbon economy accelerates, Quebec SMEs are struggling to actively prepare for it. This is one of the main findings of the "Bridging the Gap" report by Québec Net Positif, following consultations carried out in collaboration with Green Economy Canada. 

The consultations made it possible to establish a portrait of the reality of Quebec SMEs and the business ecosystem in which they operate

Imprimerie Sainte-Julie: business development inspired by environmental innovation

“Any reduction in emissions that we collectively contribute to – no matter where on the planet – is significant and necessary because climate change has no borders.”

Québec Net Positif is a signatory of the CIRODD brief presented to the Ministry of Economy and Innovation as part of the consultation for the Québec Strategy for Research and Innovation 2022.

Greening your workplace to take care of your employees

Québec Net Positive and CCG launch “Low Carbon SME” to help companies thrive in a green economy

By publishing this visual representation, we wish to highlight the existing and emerging growth sectors and levers for wealth and job creation, at the heart of the transformation towards a low-carbon future.

Publication of a proposed recovery plan to our governments for a healthy, fair and prosperous Canada. #CleanReset. The idea was initiated by Québec Net Positif, activated by the Clean50 team and signed by more than 230 leaders from all regions across Canada.

Anne-Josée was recognized in the 'Education and thought leadership' category for the sum of her personal and professional commitments toward the acceleration of the green economy in Canada.

​Alexandru was recognized in the 'Emerging leaders' category for having initiated and co-founded the SAF + sustainable aviation fuel initiative, in addition to having co-initiated Québec Net Positif.

Brief presented as part of the Electrification and Climate Change Plan (PECC)

"An exceptional asset, available to the entire business community, is our hydroelectricity," says Ms. Laquerre. "On a global scale, Quebec is one of the only jurisdictions which produces electricity which is near 100% renewable. "

According to a study by Institut du Quebec, affiliated with the Conference Board of Canada, the province has important assets that could be leveraged to drive economic development in the context of the low-carbon economy. By positioning Quebec as a hub and accelerator of the low-carbon economy, we have the opportunity to strengthen our environmental leadership while creating a more prosperous and sustainable economy for all.

The research note presented here repeats the arguments presented in two Reports published simultaneously by the IdQ: Le Québec sobre en carbone, l'avantage économique and Le Québec sobre en carbone, des débouchés pour les entreprises du Québec.

Open letter written by Québec Net Positif and co-signed by some twenty Quebec influencers: Let's seize the opportunity to position Quebec as a crossroads and gas pedal of the low-carbon economy, and thus strengthen our environmental leadership while creating a more prosperous and sustainable economy for all.

Proud of our collaboration with the Institut du Québec for two economic studies which concluded that "the low-carbon economy could become an undeniable economic lever for Quebec".

Adopt a low-carbon strategy for Quebec's economic growth. Focusing on a low-carbon economy would be an undeniable economic lever for Quebec.