Research & Analysis
July 9, 2019
Publication
Power Shift in Remote Indigenous Communities
A cross-Canada scan of diesel reduction and clean energy policies
March 27, 2019
Publication
Comments on Qulliq Energy Corporation’s proposed IPP policy
Pembina Institute submission on independent power producer program in Nunavut
Remote Communities
March 6, 2019
Publication
The True Cost of Energy in Remote Communities
Understanding diesel electricity generation terms and economics — 2nd edition
Remote Communities
February 13, 2019
Media Release
Off-Diesel Initiative will bring new energy opportunities to remote and Indigenous communities
February 7, 2019
Media Release
$3.3m grant for Fort Chipewyan will lead to Canada’s biggest remote solar project
Pembina Institute reacts to the Government of Alberta’s investment to reduce Fort Chipewyan’s reliance on imported diesel for electric power
January 28, 2019
Article
Remote communities meet renewable energy solutions
Challenges and opportunities for hybrid microgrids
January 15, 2019
Article
Diesel, renewables, and the future of Canada’s remote communities
Introduction to microgrids
December 12, 2018
Article
Indigenous clean energy shift must be built on trust and respect
Improving relationships key to ending diesel dependence in remote communities
October 25, 2018
Publication
Renewable Energy Partnerships and Project Economics
Research supporting Indigenous–utility partnerships and power purchase agreements
Remote Communities
July 16, 2018
Publication
Renewables in Remote Communities
2017 Conference Proceedings
February 16, 2018
Media Release
Federal funding should help reduce fossil fuel dependency in rural and remote communities
Pembina Institute reacts to Government of Canada funding clean energy in rural and remote communities
February 6, 2018
Media Release
Alberta advantage to boost renewables and focus on Indigenous communities
Pembina Institute reacts to Government of Canada funding for clean energy in rural and remote communities
Remote Communities
December 18, 2017
Article