Research & Analysis
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

Remote Communities
December 18, 2017
Article
Reflections on the 2017 Renewables in Remote Communities conference
Increasing the Human and Financial Capacity of Renewable Energy Systems in Remote Indigenous Communities

May 4, 2017
Publication
Putting a price on carbon pollution across Canada
Taking stock of progress, challenges, and opportunities as Canada prepares its national carbon pricing benchmark




March 30, 2017
Article
Reconciliation and Budget 2017: unlocking support for Indigenous communities’ transition to clean energy
Last week’s federal budget provides solid direction for Indigenous communities to lead their own clean energy transition

Remote Communities
February 24, 2017
Article
Unlocking clean energy opportunities for Indigenous communities
Federal funding will help communities develop renewable energy projects and transition off diesel

November 24, 2016
Article
Carbon pricing coming to all regions of Canada with progress in Nova Scotia and Yukon
Only 7% of Canadians live in a province or territory without a plan to price carbon pollution

Remote Communities
September 29, 2016
Publication
Power purchase policies for remote Indigenous communities in Canada
Research on government policies to support renewable energy projects

Remote Communities
March 3, 2016
Article
Ottawa moves to support clean tech in Indigenous communities
An investment in renewed relationships with Indigenous peoples

July 30, 2015
Article
Innovation and resiliency on the microgrid
Upcoming Renewables in Remote Microgrids Conference will showcase how northern communities are adapting and benefiting from clean energy

April 2, 2014
Op-ed
Despite the fanfare, devolution means less say for northerners over land and resources


Remote Communities
March 31, 2014
Article
Renewable energy helps people of Dehcho Region reclaim their power
