Dan Woynillowicz

Dan Woynillowicz is a policy director at Clean Energy Canada, a program of the Centre for Dialogue at Simon Fraser University. He is an accomplished analyst and has authored numerous studies and articles on clean energy and climate change policy. He holds degrees in environmental science and management.

3 Articles

Darlene Clarke, business development manager at Forseeson Technology, smiles as she test drives an electric car outside a global clean energy summit in Vancouver on May 27, 2019. File photo by Jennifer Gauthier

In praise of the Liberals' electric-vehicle incentives

Given that transportation is one of Canada’s highest-emitting sectors, the government should be applauded for its suite of policies aimed at increasing demand for low-emission automobiles.

Opinion

By Joanna Kyriazis & Dan Woynillowicz in Opinion, Energy | June 17th 2019

How Canada is both leading and falling behind on electric buses

Buses. Yes, they’re better than cars because they move more people, but they are nonetheless a sizable source of emissions. The good news is there’s a solution, and it’s a big opportunity for Canada.

Race Against Climate Change

By Merran Smith & Dan Woynillowicz in Analysis | March 21st 2019

Clean Energy Canada, Clean Energy Ministerial, Beijing, Merran Smith, Dan Woynillowicz

Clean energy transition is irreversible. Even Trump can't stop it

The message in China this week was clear and forceful: the transition to clean energy is irreversible.

Opinion

Race Against Climate Change

By Merran Smith & Dan Woynillowicz in Opinion, Energy | June 9th 2017