Research & Analysis

December 14, 2021
Publication
Pembina Institute calls for retaining and improving Emissions Reduction Fund
Letter to Jonathan Wilkinson, Minister of Natural Resources

Electricity, Oil & Gas
November 15, 2021
Article
COP26 is over. What’s next? (Hint: rapid change for Alberta)
Back in Edmonton, Simon Dyer maps out priorities to meet climate commitments made in Glasgow

November 1, 2021
Op-ed
Four key climate actions to watch for at COP26
The UN climate summit is Canada’s opportunity to commit to reducing emissions where cuts are most needed
October 25, 2021
Media Release
B.C. climate plan closes gap on 2030 target, unclear on role of gas
Pembina Institute applauds strong policy measures while calling on province to plan for decline in gas

October 20, 2021
Op-ed
B.C. needs clear vision for energy future
Highly anticipated updated climate plan is make-or-break moment for climate success
October 13, 2021
Media Release
Pembina Institute applauds Canada’s commitment to the Global Methane Pledge
Momentum is building for addressing global methane emissions, and Canada can be a leader
September 21, 2021
Media Release
Canadians give government strong mandate to accelerate climate action
Pembina Institute reacts to federal election results

September 10, 2021
Article
Four essential elements in any federal climate plan
What’s needed for a safe climate – and what the parties promise to deliver. The differences are clear
August 12, 2021
Media Release
New research assesses climate potential of blue hydrogen
Carbon intensity will vary widely based on upstream emissions, production, and rate of carbon capture



August 12, 2021
Publication
Carbon intensity of blue hydrogen production
Accounting for technology and upstream emissions



Oil & Gas
August 4, 2021
Publication
The case for raising ambition in curbing methane pollution
Higher federal and provincial targets on methane are within reach
July 23, 2021
Media Release
New research finds Canadian provinces and territories unprepared to deliver a safe climate
Assessment reveals serious shortfalls in policies, measures necessary to lower greenhouse gas emissions


July 23, 2021
Article
Are Canada’s provinces and territories ready to act on climate?
11 categories of climate action. 24 indicators. Not a single Canadian government fully prepared to deliver.