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Vancouver Council’s natural gas decision recognizes industry voices
Betsy Agar, director of the Buildings program at the Pembina Institute, made the following statement in response to Vancouver ...
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Clean energy employment is surging globally and it’s time for Canada to join in
The latest World Energy Employment report by the International Energy Agency shows that, globally, jobs in clean energy are ...
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Comments on Red Tape Reduction Changes to Directive 060
Pembina Institute submitted comments and recommendations to the Alberta Energy Regulator, regarding its draft Directive 060: ...
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A changing energy market makes expanding LNG in B.C. risky business
A Pembina Institute analysis found that, if all those projects are built and electrified, in addition to those already under ...
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Powering Tomorrow in Ontario
The world is in a race to build a new energy economy on a foundation of affordable clean electricity, and the prize for winners is economic and industrial prominence.
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Land Use Pressures in Alberta
The Pembina Institute participated on a panel of witnesses for the House of Commons' Standing Committee on Natural Resources (RNNR) as part of its study of Canada's Electricity Grid and Network. This ...
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Remarks at the Standing Senate Committee on Energy, the Environment and Natural Resources
On November 21, 2024, Pembina Institute's Deputy Executive Director Simon Dyer appeared as an expert witness at the Standing ...
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For many oil and gas companies, the emissions cap can be met through further efforts on methane
Methane mitigation is often referred to as the “low-hanging fruit” of emissions reductions from the oil and gas sector. That is because, with methane, we have many key ingredients for success: ...