We've been clear that we need to eliminate inefficient fossil fuel subsidies, and we've said we will do so by 2025. Through the tax system, we've already eliminated nine out of 10 fossil fuel subsidies. We know we need to be doing more.
We have also looked at and put out a consultation paper to hear from Canadians about what would constitute a non-tax inefficient fossil fuel subsidy. I think we need to have serious reflection on that, because that might include diesel. We provide support for indigenous communities that are on diesel in the north. Many communities have not transitioned to renewables. I think we need to have a serious discussion across the board, and we do everything in a transparent way.
We have an opportunity to move to a cleaner future, and we're going to continue to look at all the opportunities to do that and to make the investments. We understand that the environment and the economy go together, and Canada has a huge opportunity to showcase to the world our innovation and our clean solutions. I see those solutions across the board from Enwave in downtown Toronto, which is actually taking water from the deep dark part of the Great Lakes, from Lake Ontario, where it's extremely cold, to cool our buildings in downtown Toronto, saving 80% of the GHG, which is much more energy efficient.
I have seen CarbonCure in Mr. Fisher's riding. This is an amazing company that takes emissions from industry and injects them into cement to make cheaper, stronger cement. We need to create the incentives.
One of the greatest incentives we can provide to foster clean solutions is to put a price on pollution, because guess what? That makes it more efficient for people to choose clean solutions. If you believe that we need to grow the economy, that we need to transition to a cleaner future, that we want to have the technology and the solutions right here in Canada from our inventors and our entrepreneurs, then everyone here should support putting a price on pollution, because that's exactly what it does.
We are doing it in an affordable way. We are giving the money back to families so that life is affordable, and we are creating the incentive for them to save even more money using LED light bulbs, using smart thermostats in their homes. There are many opportunities for folks to save money, for us to innovate and to create the solutions the world desperately needs.