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2010-2023

DSM programs in Alberta cover

Customer Energy

Demand-Side Management Programs that Work in Alberta

Reflections from Alberta’s retrofit sector

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Peace Tower on the Canadian Parliament Building

Electrification is industrial strategy: It's time we see it that way

Buildings must play a bigger role as Canada’s electricity demand is set to surge

Canada’s LNG exports face a global energy market in rapid transition

Looming oversupply and accelerating deployment of low-cost renewables weakens business case for new projects

Report cover of The LNG Gamble featuring an LNG carrier ship

The LNG Gamble

Separating hype from evidence

Report Cover: Innovative Charging, Assessing fleet acceptance of shared and "as-a-service" models for electric trucks

Innovative Charging

Assessing fleet acceptance of shared and “as-a-service" models for electric trucks

Chandan Bhardwaj

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Construction worker standing in front of solar panels and wind turbine

Sustainable Workforce

Is Canada spending $6 billion on yesterday's workforce?

In the construction and building skilled trades alone, the transition to a net-zero economy could support 350,000 ongoing jobs in Canada between now and 2050.

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Portrait of Megan Gordon

Budget Submission 2026 cover

Buildings, Customer Energy, Electricity, Oil & Gas, Remote Communities, Sustainable Workforce

Budget Recommendations 2026

Written submission in advance of the upcoming federal budget

Portrait of Jessica McIlroy

Majority of Albertans back wind and solar, but investors continue to face hostile business environment

Despite clear public support for renewables, recent federal-Alberta energy talks failed to address provincial restrictions that have pushed investment out of Alberta

Portrait of Will Noel

Polling Albertans on Renewable Energy 2026

Conducted between April 27 and May 6, 2026

Pembina Institute

Iqaluit-sun over diesel tanks

Less diesel. More community power.

What the data reveals about a decade of clean energy leadership in remote Canada

Latest Ontario electricity announcement again proves the shift to clean energy is market-driven

Wind and solar outcompeted gas on cost earlier this year, now batteries have done the same

Gurprasad Gurumurthy

Majority of Albertans don’t want taxpayer dollars used for pipeline; say province’s economy too dependent on oil and gas

Despite the latest spike in oil prices and months-long push by oil and gas industry for the stripping back of environmental regulations, Albertans are concerned about overreliance on single sector

Portrait of Janetta McKenzie

The front cover of the publication

Polling Albertans on Energy and Climate 2026

Conducted between April 27 and May 6, 2026

Pembina Institute

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