Leading Canada's transition to clean energy
We advocate for strong, effective policies with a multi-faceted and highly collaborative approach to support Canada’s clean energy transition.
Pipeline remains a risky bet for taxpayer dollars
The lack of private investment in Pacific Link signals the major risks of high costs, high tolls, and weakening oil demand. As the world electrifies, why is Canada doubling down on fossil fuels?
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Leading the transition to clean energy requires solutions to today’s energy challenges from various angles.
The Pembina Institute has spent four decades working to reduce the environmental impacts of Canada’s energy production and provide actionable ideas on how to implement clean energy.
Research and analysis
How we can double our electricity supply by 2050
Electric Ambition: Building the grid for a clean energy future
How we can double electrification by 2050
Electric Ambition: Buildings are the hub for getting the most out of the energy we produce
How we can double our energy productivity by 2050
Electric Ambition: Switching energy sources needs careful grid planning
Pipeline Promises, Climate Risks
Assessing the lifetime climate impacts of the proposed Pacific Link oil pipelineThe energy transition is accelerating
In 2025, renewables produced more electricity than coal for the first time Ember
of new vehicle sales will be electric in 2026 IEA
Prices for solar and batteries have dropped >90% since 2010
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The Pembina Institute is made up of analysts, scientists, MBAs, planners and communication professionals working throughout B.C., Alberta and Ontario.