
Janetta McKenzie is the director of the oil and gas program at the Pembina Institute. She works on energy policy development, natural gas certification, and industrial decarbonization in Canada.
Prior to joining the Institute, Janetta completed a Ph.D. at the University of Waterloo, analyzing the socio-political impacts of pipeline regulation in Canada and the United States. She also holds master’s degrees from the University of Sydney and London School of Economics. Previously, Janetta has also worked on regulatory compliance for TC Energy and contributed to a variety of research projects on international climate governance.
In her free time, she can be found horseback riding or reading science fiction novels.
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Janetta McKenzie's Research & Analysis

Design considerations for the oil and gas emissions cap
Pembina Institute comments and recommendations

Environmental Impacts of Oil and Gas Production
Pembina Institute response to questions from the Standing Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment, and Natural Resources


A changing energy market makes expanding LNG in B.C. risky business
If private sector proponents wish to bear these risks, they can. But before LNG projects are given priority access to publicly funded clean electricity, the government needs to take an objective look at the likely return on investment