Research & Analysis

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2010-2023
Heather Campbell and Calyssa Burke on stage at the Women in Alberta's Energy Transition event
October 4, 2022
Article

Being a Woman in Alberta’s Energy Transition

What it’s like to be both the question and the answer
Matthew Bramley
September 27, 2022
Article

Remembering Matthew Bramley, dear friend and colleague

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker
Solar panels in Alberta
September 1, 2022
Article

The U.S. Inflation Reduction Act takes a big step towards a clean grid. Can Canada keep up?

Canada must act to remain a leader on clean energy and do its part in ensuring an equitable, prosperous and safe energy future for our world
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An oilsands mine in Alberta
Oil & Gas
August 31, 2022
Op-ed

Why the federal oil and gas emissions cap is a win for Albertans

Oilsands will only stay competitive if sector gets cleaner
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Electric car and parking spot
August 31, 2022
Op-ed

Eligibility for Canada’s EV incentives should be income-based

Sharpening the focus of purchase incentives to ensure the broadest public benefit
Adam Thorn
Electric vehicle charging station in the Yukon
August 30, 2022
Article

How remote communities should be included in the push to electrify transportation

Government funding and programming need to address the unique barriers remote communities face
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Electric buses and solar installation in Montgomery
August 29, 2022
Article

A plug-and-play option for a county’s transit needs

#ZEV-life: Stories from fleets making the switch
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Chris Severson-Baker
August 10, 2022
Article

Lightning round with the Pembina Institute’s new executive director

Chris Severson-Baker shares his vision for Pembina’s contribution to a clean energy future
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Drill site with flare at twilight
July 27, 2022
Op-ed

New rules are coming for methane emissions in Canada. And not a moment too soon.

On our path to net-zero by 2050, our methane strategy can be a win-win-win for government, industry and Canadians
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Home in remote community with diesel tanks
Remote Communities
July 20, 2022
Article

Remote communities transitioning to clean energy need better housing

Governments must prioritize energy efficiency to successfully reduce diesel dependency
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Tom Holloway and Sandy
July 14, 2022
Article

New Pembina board member brings expertise in finance and ESG

“Let’s experiment, make careful choices to grow well and help others,” says Professor of Finance Tom Holloway
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Older house in Canada
July 11, 2022
Op-ed

When it comes to home resiliency, Canada can’t afford to wait

As Canada begins consultation on the National Adaptation Strategy, Canadians must demand governments invest in making our existing housing net-zero.
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Group installing solar panels in central Alberta
June 29, 2022
Article

Reconciliation and the energy transition

Indigenous self-determination and sovereignty are a critical priority in transitioning to a net-zero economy
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Pumpjacks on oil well site
Oil & Gas
June 19, 2022
Op-ed

Why Canada can meet its oil and gas emissions targets

Existing technology can achieve deep emission cuts
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Linda Coady and Tom Marr-Lang
June 17, 2022
Article

A message from the Executive Director and the Board Chair

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