Research & Analysis
September 25, 2017
Media Release
Local Governments Urged To “Step it Up” on Energy Efficiency
Three For All asks B.C. municipalities to put the province’s new step code to work

September 4, 2017
Op-ed
B.C. can unlock big savings with building energy benchmarking
Tracking energy and water consumption is key to efficiency and conservation

July 26, 2017
Op-ed
B.C. municipalities ready to step up for better homes and buildings
The Energy Step Code is coming to a city near you

June 14, 2017
Article
Energy efficient buildings: Subnational governments lead the way
North America’s Quiet Passive House Revolution — Part 2
June 5, 2017
Media Release
Energy efficiency benchmarking: Coming to a B.C. building near you?
Media advisory: Pembina Institute hosts online forum with City of Seattle’s energy advisor, as B.C. municipalities call for action

May 18, 2017
Article
Gas vs. electricity? Comparing home heating costs in B.C.
Electric heat pumps offer several advantages over gas furnaces

Buildings
May 18, 2017
Publication
What’s the true cost of home heating in B.C.?
Infographic: Heating your home with clean electricity doesn’t have to increase your bill


May 4, 2017
Op-ed
City plan good for environment and pocketbook
Re: "City fights back against B.C. Liberals natural gas ban claim," online May 1

May 1, 2017
Article
Vancouver’s green buildings policy is good news for homeowners and renters
Benefits of energy efficient homes include affordable heating bills, job creation, and better health

March 20, 2017
Publication
Richmond can lead the way to low emissions buildings with energy benchmarking policy
Letter to the mayor and council of the City of Richmond

Electricity
February 16, 2017
Publication
Wind Energy: Sustainable Environment, Sustainable Communities
A Commitment to Responsible Wind Energy Development

December 1, 2016
Op-ed
Go west to see the future of green buildings
See how Western Canada is leading the way in sustainable building standards

November 21, 2016
Article
Good news! Electric garbage trucks do exist
Switching to electric trucks is exactly the kind of change a price on carbon could support