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Women in Alberta's Energy Transition with two Asian women in hardhats and high-visibility vests walking towards the camera on a green building construction site.

Equitable Transition

October 15, 2021

Women in Alberta's Energy Transition

A review of barriers to participation and leadership

October 15, 2021

Traditional energy industry gender gaps avoidable in new energy economy, analysis finds

Report details barriers to women’s participation in Alberta’s energy sector, opportunities for change

Spire Landing, Passive House rental apartment building, under construction at Fraser Street and East 57th Avenue in Vancouver. July 6, 2018. Photo: Stephen Hui, Pembina Institute.

Equitable Transition

September 16, 2021

To reach climate goals, we need to break down gender barriers

The Pembina Institute launches the Women in the Energy Transition program with a dialogue series on Sept. 29

Aerial view of well pad (square, clear-cut area) with road access in the midst of the boreal forest; lake and clear sky in background

Inactive and orphaned wells continue to present challenges for landowners

Pembina Institute provides solutions and guides on our updated liabilities webpages

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Closeup of solar panels

2021 is smashing records for Canadian renewable energy deals

Corporations are driving demand for solar and wind power in Alberta

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Aerial view of the Town of Innisfail's 25-megawatt solar farm, located just off of highway 54

Local leadership brings big renewable energy opportunities to Alberta town

How the Innisfail town council kickstarted a conversation, creating a chain reaction of innovative and profitable projects

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Proposed hydrogen project a big improvement

Pembina Institute reacts to Air Products plan to build a blue hydrogen energy complex in Alberta

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Aerial photo of Suncor plant

Suncor’s emissions reduction plan is a solid step forward

Pledging to reach net-zero by 2050, the oilsands producer signals aggressive cut

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Weakening the oilsands liability fund sends the wrong message

Pembina Institute reacts to proposed changes to Alberta’s Mine Financial Security Program

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Remote Communities

Indigenous solar energy project brings jobs, reliable revenue stream to community in Alberta

Pembina Institute reacts to Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation’s investment in clean electricity

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A guide to electrifying urban delivery fleets in Canadian cities

Why and how last-mile delivery companies should make the switch to electric vehicles

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Oilsands facilities in Alberta - large trucks with cloudy sky

Emissions improvements at some facilities are encouraging but not reflective of oilsands overall

Resource quality and technology variability means findings can’t be extrapolated across the sector

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With Supreme Court ruling, provinces can no longer delay climate action

Pembina Institute reacts to Supreme Court of Canada ruling on Canada’s carbon pollution pricing system

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Oilsands facilities next to water body

Investors looking for a clear and credible climate plan in Alberta

Starts with a commitment to short-term emissions-reduction goals

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Regulatory framework, barriers and public funding issues face new carbon capture working group

Pembina Institute reacts to Alberta-Canada CCUS working group announcement

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