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Sustainable Workforce
October 15, 2026
Media Release
Canada’s $430M for skilled trades training must go towards building tomorrow’s workforce
Pembina Institute welcomes new apprenticeship funding, urges focus on Canada’s growing clean economy
Sustainable Workforce
September 18, 2026
Op-ed
Canada’s electric ambitions will short-circuit without the right workforce
Sustainable Workforce
September 2, 2026
Media Release
Building Canada’s electricity future starts with workers
New Energy and Electricity Workforce Alliance can help prepare workers for Canada’s growing electricity needs
Oil & Gas
August 13, 2026
Publication
No Well Left Behind
Evidence-based policy options to improve Alberta’s management of orphan wells
Sustainable Workforce
July 9, 2026
Media Release
Northern B.C. will lose out on local jobs without urgent workforce planning
New report identifies training gaps and opportunities to connect workers with emerging clean economy jobs
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Sustainable Workforce
July 9, 2026
Publication
Northern Talent, Clean Future
Workforce development for the clean energy economy in northern British Columbia
Electricity, Oil & Gas
July 2, 2026
Media Release
Greenlight Electricity Centre, and “tripling” of Canadian LNG exports, to further push up electricity prices for Albertans
Current policy in Alberta means new data centres will be powered with gas – leaving lower-cost options unexplored
Electricity, Oil & Gas, Remote Communities, Sustainable Workforce
July 2, 2026
Media Release
Federal-B.C. deal recognizes clean energy, electrification central to economic strength
Commitment to explore national carbon credit framework could help all Canadians to electrify their lives
Buildings
June 25, 2026
Publication
Resilient but Not Ready
Affordability, trade and workforce barriers limit Alberta’s retrofit supply chain
Buildings
June 25, 2026
Media Release
Alberta risks missing out on $5.8B in GDP and 24,000 jobs due to building supply chain issues
New report highlights supply chain constraints as a key factor slowing Alberta’s progress on energy security and housing affordability
Buildings
June 18, 2026
Article