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Year

2010-2023

Electric transit bus in Edmonton

Why Canada needs to put the pedal to the metal on the greening of trucks and buses

A single long-haul truck emits 17 times as much emission than a passenger car - which is why we need to focus on highway’s big dogs to win the high-carbon fight

Wind turbines and solar panel in open field

Budget 2023 shows federal commitment to clean electricity - what does that mean for the provinces?

Investments and tax credits can set provinces and territories on the path to net-zero grids by 2035

various old Pembina Institute logos

various old Pembina Institute logos

Workers installing solar panels in Kuujjuaq Quebec

Remote Communities

Budget 2023 and remote communities: more support needed

More support will help accelerate the clean energy transition in rural communities.

various old Pembina Institute logos

Flags of Canada's provinces and territories

Buildings, Electricity, Oil & Gas, Transportation

National Inventory Report suggests Canada’s climate policies are starting to work

Emissions are declining but Canada needs to pick up the pace to achieve 2030 climate targets

Portrait of Courtney Smith

Equitable Transition

“We are living in a time of unprecedented and necessary change.”

The Pembina Institute’s Women in Energy Transition Thought Leaders’ Forum happens at a now-or-never moment for advancing equity in clean energy

various old Pembina Institute logos

Centre Block, Parliament Hill, Ottawa

Budget 2023 is a very strong start

To reach our net-zero goals and realize the full potential of the clean economy, we’ll need more budgets like this one

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Aisha Bukhari

Equitable Transition

Women in Energy Transformation: Aisha Bukhari

“Climate change is the biggest challenge for our generation, and we need all of us – people of all genders, races, sexual identities, religions, socio-economic backgrounds and abilities – to come together to solve it.”

Residential building renovation

Buildings need to be part of Canada’s climate adaptation strategy

Retrofits play a role in not only decarbonizing buildings, but adapting them for increasingly extreme weather

Portrait of Betsy Agar

Equitable Transition

Women in Energy Transformation Profile: Shohreh Sabaghpour

"Not only has it been difficult for me as a woman in a male-dominated industry, but it's even harder as a first generation Canadian who had to build her business from scratch."

Equitable Transition

Women in Energy Transformation Profile: Alexandra Tavasoli

“There is no facet of our lives that the transition to clean energy will not touch."

Construction workers on a site

Open Letter: Canada must act now to remain competitive

This letter originally appeared as an advertisement in the National Post and the Hill Times.

B.C. Energy Action Framework closes a major gap in the CleanBC plan

"With this announcement, the B.C. government is taking a very important step forward to grow the clean economy and meet its climate obligations."

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Equitable Transition

Women in Energy Transformation Profile: Paisley Sim

"The main challenges that I’ve faced are finding opportunities to grow as a policy-thinker and researcher. Finding mentorship along the way has been key."

Oil production facility at dawn

Canadian oilsands don’t need more public support to compete with the U.S.

Canadian carrots are already sweet enough to match the Inflation Reduction Act

Portrait of Janetta McKenzie

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

Electric vehicles at charging station.

The electric vehicle sales regulation explained

How mandating quotas for zero-emitting vehicles sold in Canada benefits everyone, even if you’re not a driver

Chandan Bhardwaj

Portrait of Sarah McBain

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