The Clean Economy Bridge Research Program is a collaboration between Student Energy, adelphi, and the Clean Energy Bridge and a new opportunity for youth from Canada, the United States, and Germany to lead tangible, policy-relevant research on key topics driving the clean energy economy and transatlantic cooperation.

Last week, Canada’s newly elected prime minister Mark Carney announced his revamped cabinet and emphasized an ‘all of the above’ energy outlook for Canada’s future, which includes making Canada an ‘energy superpower’. Carney argued that the cabinet strikes the right balance between new perspectives and experienced voices. 

As national and subnational administrations face the ebbs and flows of political transitions, civil society plays an even more prominent role in advancing the transition towards a clean economy. Youth voices in particular are among the strongest drivers of the movement to address climate change.

This invite-only German-language event welcomed transatlantic national and subnational climate and energy practitioners from around Germany to discuss the future of German-American cooperation. 

TCB Leads Dennis Tänzler and Toby Bernstein joined State Secretary and Special Envoy for International Climate Action Jennifer Morgan in Alberta to speak with leading actors in the province's clean economy transition.

For part II of The Clean Economy Bridge US kick-off tour, TCB Leads Toby Bernstein and Mary Hellmich traveled to Atlanta, Georgia, where they spoke with leaders in the state's clean economy transition.

In its second legislative study tour, the TCB brought state- and provincial-level representatives from the US and Canada to Germany to learn about the Energiewende and apply lessons learned to their jurisdictions back home. Hear the main takeaways for transatlantic climate learning.