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    Warren Mabee

    Warren Mabee

    Using existing models of energy systems to assess different ways of increasing renewable energy use: this research will help Canada meet its greenhouse gas emission reduction goals by providing policy-relevant analyses of new and disruptive renewable energy applications.

    [Dr. Warren Mabee]
    Former Canada Research Chair in Renewable Energy Development and Implementation
    Tier 2

    Supporting Canada鈥檚 Zero-Carbon Economy

    Canada needs to make significant changes to how it generates and uses energy if it is to flourish in a carbon-constrained future. As Canada Research Chair in Renewable Energy Development and Implementation, Dr. Warren Mabee鈥檚 goal is to identify the best ways to introduce renewable energy into our energy mix without stifling our economy or standard of living.

    Mabee is focusing on using existing models of energy systems to assess different ways of increasing renewable energy use, including 鈥渄isruptive technologies.鈥 For example, what happens if a significant portion of Canada鈥檚 population relies more heavily on solar electricity? How will this disrupt our power grids and change the way we interact with utilities?

    Mabee and his research team are particularly interested in how local energy planning can affect regional and national energy profiles, since these plans are resulting in interesting ideas for reducing energy requirements. They are also considering the impact of shifting to low-carbon technologies and how changes to technology in the petroleum sector might affect the demand for renewables. This shift could also mean that petroleum resources currently used for energy could be put toward other uses in the future.

    The answers that Mabee鈥檚 team provides will inform policymakers, communities, and industrial stakeholders across Canada about the best path forward in adopting renewable energy鈥攁nd will help guide Canada towards a zero-carbon economy.