Brendan Haley

Senior Director of Policy Strategy @Efficiency Canada

Ottawa, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2024 — Present

Senior Director of Policy Strategy @Efficiency Canada

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Ottawa, ON, CA

EDUCATION

2003 — 2005

York University

MES, Environmental Studies (ecological economics)

2008 — 2015

Carleton University

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Public Policy and Administration

1999 — 2003

Dalhousie University

BSc, Economics

SKILLS

International DevelopmentPublic PolicyProposal WritingStrategic PlanningPoliticsClimate ChangePublic SpeakingStrategyPolicy AnalysisStrategic CommunicationsReport WritingEcologyQualitative ResearchFundraisingEnergyEnvironmental AwarenessRenewable EnergyCommunity OutreachSpeech WritingNonprofit OrganizationsEconomicsEnergy EfficiencyGovernmentSustainable DevelopmentStakeholder EngagementNonprofitsPublic RelationsProject ManagementLeadershipResearchEnvironmental PolicySustainable EnergySustainabilityPolicyEnergy Policy

ABOUT BRENDAN HALEY

Brendan is a senior director at Efficiency Canada, the national voice for an energy efficient economy. Brendan has a PhD in Public Policy from Carleton University. His thesis examined the role of traditional natural resource sectors in Canadian low-carbon transitions, drawing insights from Canadian political economy and technological innovation system frameworks. He was awarded the prestigious Banting Post-Doctoral Fellowship from 20••••18 at Dalhousie University’s School for Resource and Environmental Studies. He has provided strategic advice and written on energy and innovation policy for organizations such as the Smart Prosperity Institute, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, the Pembina Institute, the Broadbent Institute, Dalhousie University’s Eco-Efficiency Centre, and the Acadia Centre. At the Ecology Action Centre, Brendan was the catalyst behind Nova Scotia’s energy efficiency policy framework. He helped forge the stakeholder consensus that led to the creation of Canada’s first energy efficiency utility, Efficiency Nova Scotia. Through his work on energy efficiency, political economy, and green industrial policy Brendan has maintained an interest in the unique energy transition issues confronted in the Canadian context. He has focused on finding policy approaches that can build supportive political coalitions, confront structural barriers, and identify sector and regionally specific transition pathways.

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