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VANCOUVER— Megan Gordon, Senior Analyst with the Equitable Transition team at the Pembina Institute, made the following statement in response to the release today by the International Energy Agency of its World Energy Employment report.
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Oil and gas emissions cap an important element of Canada’s economic future | Pembina Institute
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CALGARY — JANETTA MCKENZIE, Manager of the Pembina Institute’s oil and gas program, made the following statement in response to the release of Canada Gazette 1 of the federal Oil and Gas Emissions Cap:
on Nov 7
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CALGARY, AB — Fifty-three renewable energy projects have withdrawn applications from Alberta's electricity grid development process in the last 12 months since the provincial government announced a moratorium on renewables development, new analysis from the Pembina Institute has found.
on Aug 2
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Carbon-free Concrete | Pembina Institute
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There is little in the built environment that does not contain some amount of concrete. This sturdy material is easy to produce, resilient and water-resistant. It is also a significant source of carbon pollution. Efforts to decarbonize the cement industry are underway but are applied unevenly...
on Jul 26
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The recent decision by Vancouver City Council to amend regulations to allow natural gas for new home construction will have a long-term negative impact on meeting our climate targets and housing affordability.
on Jul 26
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Rural Albertan perspectives on the energy transition | Pembina Institute
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July is Alberta’s first coal-free month in well over a century. This is an historic milestone that has been widely recognized and celebrated. Yet we are also acutely aware that the transition away from coal has not been without pain, particularly in those communities where coal provided jobs and...
on Jul 17
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All Together Now | Pembina Institute
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This year, the Pembina Institute has again partnered with Simon Fraser University to compile a comprehensive assessment of the state of climate action by governments across Canada. Canada has a key role to play in the international effort to limit global warming and mitigate the worst impacts...
on Jul 13
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Healthy Buildings in a Changing Climate | Pembina Institute
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Our latest report, Healthy Buildings in a Changing Climate, underscores the urgent need to retrofit existing buildings to protect Canadians' health and safety. As extreme weather events grow in frequency and intensity, strategic investments in deep retrofits are essential to mitigate health...
on Jul 13
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CALGARY, AB – MC Bouchard, oil and gas program director at the Pembina Institute, made the following statement in response to the Pathways Alliance’s and member companies’ decision to remove climate and sustainability-related content from their websites, social media and other public communications:
on Jun 26
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CALGARY, AB — MC Bouchard, oil and gas program director at the Pembina Institute, made the following statement after the federal environment committee today heard testimony from five oil and gas executives: “Today’s testimony is a reminder that additional regulation is urgently needed if...
on Jun 25
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CALGARY, AB—The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) today released a report, Economic Impact Assessment of Canadian Conventional Oil and Gas, outlining hypothetical scenarios for conventional oil and gas production in Canada in 2030 and beyond, including in the case where the...
on Jun 2
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The Pembina Institute looked at 36 major producing oilfields in Canada, representing about 62% of all Canadian production, 92% of Alberta’s production, and all offshore production. Most Canadian projects are well above global averages on both price and carbon.
on May 29
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Second-last coal plant in Alberta is retired
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The retirement of Genesee 1 marks an important milestone in Alberta's progress to phaseout coal from its energy supply and shows what can be achieved with robust regulations and good policy design.
on May 16
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Latest data suggests Canada’s climate policies are working
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The latest National Inventory Report shows that Canada’s climate policies are starting to pay off.
on May 2
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The one-year anniversary of Alberta’s Emissions Reduction and Energy Development plan
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The Government of Alberta has yet to make meaningful progress on implementation of its Emissions Reduction and Energy Development plan, released one year ago...
on Apr 19
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One year since launch, no material progress on Alberta climate plan
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CALGARY, AB — The Government of Alberta has made no meaningful progress on the commitments made in its Emissions Reduction and Energy Development Plan,...
on Apr 19
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New Pembina report, Better Buildings for all, sheds light on the urgent need for investments in deep retrofits to alleviate energy poverty among low-income households who face challenges in meeting their energy needs.
on Apr 19
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The true cost of diesel-powered medium- and heavy-duty vehicles
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Diesel-powered MHDVs are a disproportionately large contributor to traffic-related air pollution. We must consider the costs of conventional road freight over its lifespan as well as the costs of air pollution-related diseases and health issues. And this cost is not insignificant. Canada’s...
on Mar 22
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A clean transportation future hinges on inclusivity
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The Pembina Institute is a non-profit think-tank that advocates for strong, effective policies to support Canada's clean energy transition.
on Mar 22
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Achievable and fair amendments to Canada's methane regulations
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Canada's draft amendments to its methane regulations support Canada's goal to reduce the oil and gas sector's methane emissions 75% from 2012 levels by 2030. They are achievable and fair regulations that leverage existing solutions for reductions.
on Mar 13
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More collaboration needed to meet Canada’s housing, affordability, and climate crisis
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The Task Force for Housing & Climate has now released its Blueprint for More and Better Housing. The report makes a critical call for more collaborative policy development to enable the building of 5.8 million climate-resilient homes by 2030.
on Mar 8
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Alberta hamstrings renewables sector with rules not required for other industries
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Restrictions announced by the Government of Alberta on the renewable energy sector are patently unfair and target a key industry that supports reliable and affordable electricity.
on Mar 8
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Canada's energy-fuelled gender gap
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The energy industry is one of the least equitable industries in Canada for women and gender diverse people and one of the largest drivers of the national wage...
on Mar 8
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Alberta can invest in the clean economy and grow jobs
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Dire messages of economic shocks to Alberta economy from the oil and gas emissions cap fail account for jobs growth in clean economy. We estimate 65,000 clean economy jobs could be added in Alberta by 2030 along the trajectory to net-zero emissions, increasing to 364,000 jobs by 2050.
on Mar 5
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Is Alberta's renewable energy industry being treated fairly?
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When Alberta’s renewable energy moratorium ends (February 29, 2024), the Pembina Institute will be evaluating if the Government of Alberta made reasonable changes, within the context of the lack of accountability awarded other sectors needing substantial reform, through seven criteria.
on Mar 1
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How Alberta can avoid another grid alert
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The January 2024 electricity grid alert highlighted the need for a range of improvements in Alberta. The government knows many of the solutions - but they need to start acting on them rather than muddling public understanding and politicizing the issue. Alberta needs to work with other provinces...
on Feb 9
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Canadian decision-makers must start making the case for deep retrofits of the building stock beyond energy savings — and zero in on broader objectives like carbon emissions reductions, health and wellness, affordability, and climate adaptation.
on Feb 9
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The Sustainable Jobs Blueprint positions workers to lead in clean energy economy
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The Pembina Institute is a non-profit think-tank that advocates for strong, effective policies to support Canada's clean energy transition.
on Jan 21
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The Pembina Institute is a non-profit think-tank that advocates for strong, effective policies to support Canada's clean energy transition.
on Jan 12
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Pembina Institute reacts to conclusion of COP28 in Dubai
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CALGARY— Chris Severson-Baker, the Pembina Institute’s executive director, made the following statement in response to the agreement released today at the...
on Dec 14
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Pembina reacts to federal draft methane regulations
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Amanda Bryant, senior analyst with the Pembina Institute's Oil and Gas program, made the following statement: “The Pembina Institute welcomes the announcement of Canada's world leading draft regulations for oil and gas methane emissions. The regulations effectively prohibit routine venting and...
on Dec 5
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Pembina reacts to Alberta Government’s threat to block progress on clean electricity
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CALGARY — Chris Severson-Baker, Executive Director of the Pembina Institute, made a statement in response to the Government of Alberta giving oral notice of a motion under the Alberta Sovereignty Within a United Canada Act motion to challenge the federal government’s draft Clean Electricity...
on Nov 29
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“Affordable housing” isn’t affordable unless it’s energy efficient
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Canada’s governments are addressing two intersecting crises: climate and housing. The solution to both is constructing new housing with highly efficient energy systems that use less heating energy and updating existing housing to waste less energy.
on Nov 16
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Economic benefits of a clean grid in Canada
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This infographic shows a clean grid holds a wealth of opportunities for Canada's economy.
on Nov 3, 2023
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Polling Results: Oil and Gas, Jobs and Targets
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70% of Albertans think the province’s economy is too dependent on the oil and gas industry. New polling released today also shows Albertans think government should play active role in planning for future job opportunities for energy workers.
on Oct 26, 2023
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2023 Alberta Climate Summit - SOLD OUT
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The Alberta Climate Summit brings thought leaders from industry, government, civil society groups, Indigenous Governments and rural communities together to hear success stories, identify opportunities and challenges, and explore solutions related to Alberta’s clean energy future.
on Oct 26, 2023