Research & Analysis

Equitable Transition
June 15, 2020
Publication
Alberta’s Emerging Economy
A blueprint for job creation through 2030

Electricity
May 19, 2020
Publication
Feedback on the Comprehensive Review of BC Hydro — Phase 2
Letter to the Advisory Group

Electricity
April 15, 2020
Publication
Renewable Energy Opportunities
For Businesses and Municipalities in Alberta


Transportation
April 2, 2020
Publication
Power Play
Canada's role in the electric vehicle transition


Electricity
November 18, 2019
Op-ed
Transition from coal could skip natural gas and go straight to renewables
Analysis shows renewables can produce electricity at a lower cost than new gas plants

Electricity
October 11, 2019
Publication
Reliable, affordable: The economic case for scaling up clean energy portfolios
A study comparing clean energy portfolios and natural gas for electricity generation

August 29, 2019
Media Release
Agreement to electrify B.C. gas fields is positive step
Pembina Institute reacts to federal-provincial commitment on electrification in Northeast
July 25, 2019
Media Release
Capacity markets are not the electricity markets you are looking for
Pembina Institute reacts to the cancellation of the Alberta capacity market

Remote Communities
May 10, 2019
Article
The future of the electric utility in Canada’s remote communities
Regulatory and business model reforms could accelerate clean energy transition

Remote Communities
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

February 15, 2019
Media Release
Alberta steps up on solar: Cheap, clean and local
Pembina Institute reacts to Alberta’s solar procurement announcement
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