Mark S. Winfield is a professor of environmental and urban change, and co-chair of the Sustainable Energy Initiative at York University. He is the author of Blue-Green Province: The Environment and the Political Economy of Ontario. Stephen D. Hill is an associate professor and director of the School of the Environment at Trent University. He has been awarded the Symons Award for Excellence in Teaching, the CMHC Award for Excellence in Education, and Trent's Community Leadership Award. James R. Gaede is a research manager at Efficiency Canada, Carleton University, and lead author of the annual Canadian Energy Efficiency Scorecard report.

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• PrefaceAcknowledgments Introduction: Climate Change, Decarbonization, and Energy Sustainability MARK S. WINFIELD, STEPHEN D. HILL, and JAMES R. GAEDE1 Accelerating Low-Carbon Energy Transitions JAMES MEADOWCROFT and DANIEL ROSENBLOOM 2 Modelling Energy Transitions: Exploring Pathways to Decarbonization through Energy Systems IntegrationMADELEINE McPHERSON3 The Role of Community Energy Planning in Energy Transition ManagementKIRBY CALVERT 4 Energy Justice and Poverty: A Case Study for OntarioTHERESA McCLENAGHAN, ZEE BHANJI, JACQUELINE WILSON, AND MARY TODOROW 5 Decolonizing Sustainable Energy Policy in CanadaHEATHER CASTLEDEN                                                                                       6 Energy and Climate Policy IntersectionsDOUGLAS C. MACDONALD and MARK S. WINFIELD7 Sustainable Energy in Canadian Territorial Communities:  An Opportunity for Transformative Change or Stalled on  the Margins? ALEXANDRA MALLETT, JESSICA LEIS, ROSA BROWN, DAVID CODZI, and JIMMY ARQVIQ 8 Megaprojects and Community Power: Managing Tensions and Alignments in Atlantic Canada's Energy TransitionBRENDAN HALEY, ANGELA CARTER, MICHELLE ADAMS, and NICHOLAS MERCER 9 The Quebec Energy System: How to Optimize Its Low-Carbon Advantage? PIERRE-OLIVIER PINEAU and JOHANNE WHITMORE 10 Ontario: Transitioning in Reverse?STEPHEN D. HILL, MARK S. WINFIELD, and JAMES R. GAEDE 11 Alberta's Quiet but Resilient Electricity Transition BENJAMIN J. THIBAULT, TIM WEIS, and ANDREW LEACH 12 Subnational Climate Policy Leadership in British Columbia: Past, Present, and Potential Futures AARON PARDY, THOMAS BUDD, and MARK JACCARD 13 Decarbonizing Residential Heating: The Fossil Gas ChallengeRICHARD CARLSON 14 Transportation, Energy, and Climate ChangeCOLLEEN KAISER and MARK PURDON Conclusion: Pathways to Sustainable Energy Transitions MARK S. WINFIELD, STEPHEN D. HILL, and JAMES R. GAEDE Contributors Index

Mark S. Winfield is a professor of environmental and urban change, and co-chair of the Sustainable Energy Initiative at York University. He is the author of Blue-Green Province: The Environment and the Political Economy of Ontario. Stephen D. Hill is an associate professor and director of the School of the Environment at Trent University. He has been awarded the Symons Award for Excellence in Teaching, the CMHC Award for Excellence in Education, and Trent's Community Leadership Award. James R. Gaede is a research manager at Efficiency Canada, Carleton University, and lead author of the annual Canadian Energy Efficiency Scorecard report.

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• PrefaceAcknowledgments Introduction: Climate Change, Decarbonization, and Energy Sustainability MARK S. WINFIELD, STEPHEN D. HILL, and JAMES R. GAEDE1 Accelerating Low-Carbon Energy Transitions JAMES MEADOWCROFT and DANIEL ROSENBLOOM 2 Modelling Energy Transitions: Exploring Pathways to Decarbonization through Energy Systems IntegrationMADELEINE McPHERSON3 The Role of Community Energy Planning in Energy Transition ManagementKIRBY CALVERT 4 Energy Justice and Poverty: A Case Study for OntarioTHERESA McCLENAGHAN, ZEE BHANJI, JACQUELINE WILSON, AND MARY TODOROW 5 Decolonizing Sustainable Energy Policy in CanadaHEATHER CASTLEDEN                                                                                       6 Energy and Climate Policy IntersectionsDOUGLAS C. MACDONALD and MARK S. WINFIELD7 Sustainable Energy in Canadian Territorial Communities:  An Opportunity for Transformative Change or Stalled on  the Margins? ALEXANDRA MALLETT, JESSICA LEIS, ROSA BROWN, DAVID CODZI, and JIMMY ARQVIQ 8 Megaprojects and Community Power: Managing Tensions and Alignments in Atlantic Canada's Energy TransitionBRENDAN HALEY, ANGELA CARTER, MICHELLE ADAMS, and NICHOLAS MERCER 9 The Quebec Energy System: How to Optimize Its Low-Carbon Advantage? PIERRE-OLIVIER PINEAU and JOHANNE WHITMORE 10 Ontario: Transitioning in Reverse?STEPHEN D. HILL, MARK S. WINFIELD, and JAMES R. GAEDE 11 Alberta's Quiet but Resilient Electricity Transition BENJAMIN J. THIBAULT, TIM WEIS, and ANDREW LEACH 12 Subnational Climate Policy Leadership in British Columbia: Past, Present, and Potential Futures AARON PARDY, THOMAS BUDD, and MARK JACCARD 13 Decarbonizing Residential Heating: The Fossil Gas ChallengeRICHARD CARLSON 14 Transportation, Energy, and Climate ChangeCOLLEEN KAISER and MARK PURDON Conclusion: Pathways to Sustainable Energy Transitions MARK S. WINFIELD, STEPHEN D. HILL, and JAMES R. GAEDE Contributors Index

Mark S. Winfield is a professor of environmental and urban change, and co-chair of the Sustainable Energy Initiative at York University. He is the author of Blue-Green Province: The Environment and the Political Economy of Ontario. Stephen D. Hill is an associate professor and director of the School of the Environment at Trent University. He has been awarded the Symons Award for Excellence in Teaching, the CMHC Award for Excellence in Education, and Trent's Community Leadership Award. James R. Gaede is a research manager at Efficiency Canada, Carleton University, and lead author of the annual Canadian Energy Efficiency Scorecard report.

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• PrefaceAcknowledgments Introduction: Climate Change, Decarbonization, and Energy Sustainability MARK S. WINFIELD, STEPHEN D. HILL, and JAMES R. GAEDE1 Accelerating Low-Carbon Energy Transitions JAMES MEADOWCROFT and DANIEL ROSENBLOOM 2 Modelling Energy Transitions: Exploring Pathways to Decarbonization through Energy Systems IntegrationMADELEINE McPHERSON3 The Role of Community Energy Planning in Energy Transition ManagementKIRBY CALVERT 4 Energy Justice and Poverty: A Case Study for OntarioTHERESA McCLENAGHAN, ZEE BHANJI, JACQUELINE WILSON, AND MARY TODOROW 5 Decolonizing Sustainable Energy Policy in CanadaHEATHER CASTLEDEN                                                                                       6 Energy and Climate Policy IntersectionsDOUGLAS C. MACDONALD and MARK S. WINFIELD7 Sustainable Energy in Canadian Territorial Communities:  An Opportunity for Transformative Change or Stalled on  the Margins? ALEXANDRA MALLETT, JESSICA LEIS, ROSA BROWN, DAVID CODZI, and JIMMY ARQVIQ 8 Megaprojects and Community Power: Managing Tensions and Alignments in Atlantic Canada's Energy TransitionBRENDAN HALEY, ANGELA CARTER, MICHELLE ADAMS, and NICHOLAS MERCER 9 The Quebec Energy System: How to Optimize Its Low-Carbon Advantage? PIERRE-OLIVIER PINEAU and JOHANNE WHITMORE 10 Ontario: Transitioning in Reverse?STEPHEN D. HILL, MARK S. WINFIELD, and JAMES R. GAEDE 11 Alberta's Quiet but Resilient Electricity Transition BENJAMIN J. THIBAULT, TIM WEIS, and ANDREW LEACH 12 Subnational Climate Policy Leadership in British Columbia: Past, Present, and Potential Futures AARON PARDY, THOMAS BUDD, and MARK JACCARD 13 Decarbonizing Residential Heating: The Fossil Gas ChallengeRICHARD CARLSON 14 Transportation, Energy, and Climate ChangeCOLLEEN KAISER and MARK PURDON Conclusion: Pathways to Sustainable Energy Transitions MARK S. WINFIELD, STEPHEN D. HILL, and JAMES R. GAEDE Contributors Index