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2010-2023

Oilsands tailing pond

Greenwashing legislation has resulted in less talk from Pathways about their emissions reduction plans

Now it’s over to the oilsands CEOs to follow up with action instead

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electric trucks lined up at a charging station

Charging solutions for electric fleets

Experts offer key insights on navigating the roadblocks to infrastructure

Chandan Bhardwaj

Men working with retrofit panels on a building construction site.

Launch of Canada's Green Buildings Strategy

An important step for achieving affordable, reliable, climate-safe homes

various old Pembina Institute logos

Photo of town centre, Medicine Hat, Alberta

Equitable Transition

Rural Albertan perspectives on the energy transition

The clean energy transition is possible, but only if we think it is

Portrait of Megan Gordon

Ranking of climate policies from the ten provincial governments and federal government against our policy indicators

Oil & Gas, Electricity, Transportation, Buildings, Equitable Transition

Environmental checkup: reviewing governments’ clean-economy performance

As Canada’s environment ministers prepare to meet, we examined how their governments are performing on climate, energy, and preparedness for the clean economy.

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Cyclist riding the Trans Canada Trail bike path near Canmore, Alberta

For the first time in more than 150 years, Alberta's electricity is coal free

Alberta's rapid phase-out of coal is an environmental success story

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Plug-in electric hybrid passenger car at charging station

Why we like plug-ins

5 reasons for sticking with hybrid passenger cars a little longer

Chandan Bhardwaj

Equitable Transition

What’s next for Sustainable Jobs?

Time for Canada’s first action plan to position workers to thrive in the energy transition

Portrait of Megan Gordon

Senate of Canada

Equitable Transition

The Pembina Institute urges the Senate to pass Bill C-50 without delay

Testimony in support of the Sustainable Jobs Act

Portrait of Megan Gordon

Two men working on a building construction site.

Reducing built-in carbon emissions

The next climate action frontier

Portrait of Rachel Sutton

Flare at a natural gas plant

Newly adopted European Union methane regulations are a game-changer

Stringent import requirements will set a high bar for Canadian oil and gas companies’ future market access

Portrait of Amanda Bryant

David Armour in 2008

Remembering David Armour, past board chair

Long-time supporter will be deeply missed

Portrait of Thomas Marr-Laing

Traffic on road to oilsands refinery.

Taxpayers shouldn't foot the whole bill for carbon capture

Three years in, why is the oilsands Pathways Alliance still lobbying for even more public funding for their first and only project?

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Calgary Telus Convention Centre

Equitable Transition

What are “green” jobs and how can postsecondary institutions prepare students for them?

Reflections from the Colleges and Institutes Canada 2024 Connection Conference

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Workers installing solar panels on a residential home roof.

Equitable Transition

Passing Sustainable Jobs Act moves Canada closer to clean economy

Labour and environmental groups agree: legislation ensures workers will lead the energy transition and the Senate needs to pass it quickly

Portrait of Megan Gordon

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