Research & Analysis
March 26, 2021
Media Release
B.C. takes Canadian lead in setting sectoral carbon reduction targets
Pembina Institute welcomes progress, supports stronger policies to achieve deeper reductions
Transportation
February 18, 2021
Article
10 actions to ramp up adoption of zero-emission freight vehicles
Freight emissions are expected to surpass passenger vehicles by 2030. Here are 10 ways to build a zero-emission freight sector
Transportation
January 28, 2021
Publication
Creating regulations that allow for greater use of e-bikes and cargo e-bikes
Submission to the Ontario Ministry of Transportation on e-bikes and cargo e-bike pilot program
Transportation
December 16, 2020
Publication
Reducing barriers for the adoption of light-duty zero-emission vehicles
Submission to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development
Transportation
December 10, 2020
Publication
Building a zero-emission goods-movement system
Opportunities to strengthen Canada’s ZEV freight sector
December 10, 2020
Media Release
Freight sector missing from plans to scale up zero-emissions vehicle use
New report identifies gaps in Canada’s goods movement system as deliveries, emissions rise
Buildings, Electricity
December 1, 2020
Publication
Solar panels boost business case for electrifying multi-unit low-rise housing
Case study
Transportation
July 28, 2020
Media Release
City of Toronto delivers on cargo e-bike recommendations to help reduce GHG emissions
Pembina Institute congratulates Toronto, encourages province to take the next step to help businesses, cities
Remote Communities
July 8, 2020
Article
Tracking diesel reduction progress in remote communities
Report shows current diesel use in remote communities, and outlines goals and future opportunities for diesel reduction
Remote Communities
July 6, 2020
Publication
Diesel Reduction Progress in Remote Communities
Research summary (2015-2020)
Electricity
May 19, 2020
Publication
Feedback on the Comprehensive Review of BC Hydro — Phase 2
Letter to the Advisory Group
Remote Communities
May 19, 2020
Article