Examining the strategic and economic implications of technology-based innovations in policy-driven regulated environments
Strategic Policy Economics specializes in framing strategic challenges, facilitating client teams in determining their alternatives, developing business cases and business models, and negotiating multi-stakeholder public/private agreements.
Core Focus Areas
Climate
- Economic, market, and stakeholder implications of federal and provincial energy and climate policies and regulatory proposals including carbon pricing, fuel standards, energy procurement, and energy cost options
- Cutting edge developments in global warming and climate change mitigation
Energy
- Implications of energy innovation trends such as electric vehicles, distributed energy resources, nuclear, hydrogen and storage technologies
- International trade implications of policies impacting Canada’s manufacturing and low carbon energy sectors
Science
- Exploring university/industry collaboration effectiveness and opportunities
- Development of strategies and partnership models for capturing opportunities
- Financial assessment and business model development