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2010-2023

New analysis of oil and gas emissions cap assumes industry does not follow through on its promises to Canadians

Instead of taking advantage of government financial incentives to maximize all possible emissions reductions, companies choose to produce less oil and gas overall

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The front page of the submission, including the title and author names

January 14, 2025

Design considerations for the oil and gas emissions cap

Pembina Institute comments and recommendations

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The front page of the submission, including the title and author names

December 13, 2024

Environmental Impacts of Oil and Gas Production

Pembina Institute response to questions from the Standing Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment, and Natural Resources

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A liquified natural gas LNG tanker at sea

November 22, 2024

A changing energy market makes expanding LNG in B.C. risky business

If private sector proponents wish to bear these risks, they can. But before LNG projects are given priority access to publicly funded clean electricity, the government needs to take an objective look at the likely return on investment

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November 4, 2024

Oil and gas emissions cap an important element of Canada’s economic future

Regulation of oil and gas emissions a key step to ensuring a cleaner, futureproofed industry

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October 31, 2024

B.C. a late entrant to LNG market dominated by lower-cost competitors, new report finds

Future decreases in global gas demand, even under the most bullish scenarios, presents economic risks for LNG expansion in the province

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Modelling future impacts of the oil and gas emissions cap

Contextualizing the Conference Board of Canada’s analysis

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Meeting the emissions cap

A feasible pathway for the oil and gas sector

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Equitable Transition, Oil & Gas

Alberta can invest in the clean economy and grow jobs

Recent modelling cited by Alberta government fails to anticipate job growth in clean economy

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Oilsands refinery in Fort McMurray

February 20, 2024

Emissions cap needed to spur reductions from highly profitable energy industry

Alberta can prepare for a world in which not only is demand for fossil fuels declining, but the emissions associated with those products are more highly scrutinized

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Cover of design recommendations for a national oil and gas emissions cap

February 5, 2024

Design recommendations for a national oil and gas emissions cap

Pembina Institute comments and recommendations on the Regulatory Framework for an Oil and Gas Sector Greenhouse Gas Emissions Cap

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Oilsands operation in Fort McMurray

December 7, 2023

Federal oil and gas emissions cap shines harsh spotlight on Alberta’s lack of action

Cap addresses a competitive weakness of Canada’s high-carbon oil

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December 6, 2023

Federal cap on oil and gas emissions is responsible and realistic—Pembina Institute

Cap completely in line with aspirational statements already made by oilsands companies and the Government of Alberta

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