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2010-2023

Buildings, Electricity

Ontario’s Integrated Energy Plan must strike right balance between wind, solar and other resources

Guaranteeing reliability and affordability of the system means capitalizing on the lowest-cost generation

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

BC Hydro advances efforts to meet growing energy demand with clean power

New RFEOI rightly focused on building province’s clean power supply, energy efficiency

Portrait of Jessica McIlroy

Amped Up cover

Amped Up

Options for growing British Columbia’s electricity supply

Portrait of Will Noel

Portrait of Jessica McIlroy

Solar panels on a field at dusk in Innisfail, AB.

Alberta’s renewables sector is down, but let’s not count it out

Other provinces are making electricity grids that are resilient, flexible and fit for the next century

Portrait of Will Noel

Portrait of Jason Wang

Putting power back in communities

The case for distributed energy resources

The report's front cover, featuring a photo of solar panels in a field at dusk. The picture is of the Innisfail solar project in Alberta.

Down But Not Out

A brief status update on Alberta’s renewable energy industry

Portrait of Will Noel

Portrait of Jason Wang

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

Investor confidence in Alberta’s renewables sector remains dampened

Two years of policy uncertainty have taken their toll, as number of proposed projects in the province declines

Portrait of Will Noel

Portrait of Jason Wang

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

Alberta is out of step with the global push to build modern electricity systems

Challenging the federal Clean Electricity Regulations will add yet more uncertainty to the province’s electricity market, further undermining investment

Portrait of Jason Wang

Buildings, Oil & Gas

B.C. climate update shows urgent need to build resilient economy while reducing emissions

Expansion of clean energy, EV infrastructure and building retrofits can strengthen the economy, create jobs, decrease the cost of living, and reduce emissions

Portrait of Jessica McIlroy

The Ontario flag with blue sky behind

Fork in the road

What we’re looking for from Ontario’s upcoming electricity documents

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

Workers installing solar panels on a residential homes roof

Unlocking a clean, affordable energy future starts at the local level

When individual households are part of the solution, everyone benefits

Remote Communities

Government of Northwest Territories widens path for community-led clean energy

The Pembina Institute reacts to recent government direction to the territorial utilities board

Portrait of Emily He

Alberta’s electricity market restructure remains a source of investment uncertainty

As other jurisdictions take active steps to grow their supply of clean, reliable, affordable electricity, Alberta urgently needs to catch up

Portrait of Jason Wang

Haeckel Hill-Thay T'äw Wind Energy Project

Remote Communities

Lessons from Whitehorse: A spotlight on the remote transition to clean energy

Reflections from the fourth Renewables in Remote Communities Conference

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Rural highway at sunset with dramatic clouds in southern Alberta

Alberta is swimming against the tide on clean electricity

The province has the resources to build a system for the future. It just needs to focus on the right ones

Portrait of Jason Wang

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