
Raidin Blue is an analyst with the Pembina Institute's buildings program. His work focuses on developing the business case for deep retrofits and on surfacing barriers and supports to building decarbonization and electrification.
He started with the Institute after an internship where he worked on a wide range of projects including small modular nuclear reactors, climate governance, offshore renewable energy, and electric school buses.
Raidin began his career in the physical sciences. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Biology and a Certificate in Sustainability from the University of Saskatchewan, where he also worked in ecotoxicology, soil science, and entomology laboratories. Raidin studied climate and energy policy at York University through the Master of Environmental Studies program. As well, he worked on several climate and energy policy research projects through York University's Sustainable Energy Initiative.
Raidin lives in Toronto.
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Protecting Albertans from wildfire smoke
Cross-sector planning needed to protect building occupant health during wildfire events
New healthy buildings report signals urgent need for a cross-sector approach
Buildings built for yesterday’s climate need retrofitting to keep Canadians healthy and safe


Healthy Buildings in a Changing Climate
Improving health with multi-unit residential building retrofits


Beyond Energy Efficiency
Deep retrofits save more than just money

