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2010-2023
Flags of Canada's provinces and territories
Buildings, Electricity, Oil & Gas, Transportation
April 25, 2023
Article

National Inventory Report suggests Canada’s climate policies are starting to work

Emissions are declining but Canada needs to pick up the pace to achieve 2030 climate targets
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Reducing methane emissions from B.C.'s oil and gas sector cover page
Oil & Gas
March 20, 2023
Publication

Reducing methane emissions from B.C.’s oil and gas sector

Coalition comments and recommendations
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natural gas pipes at processing plant in B.C.
Oil & Gas
February 23, 2023
Article

B.C. gas utilities need to rethink their business models

For B.C. to meet its net-zero commitments, the province’s natural gas system will need to look very different than today
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Understanding changes to Alberta’s industrial carbon pricing system cover
Oil & Gas
January 25, 2023
Publication

Understanding changes to Alberta’s industrial carbon pricing system

System is stronger, but not yet aligned with Canada’s climate goals
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Electricity
December 15, 2022
Media Release

Electricity report misses affordable and reliable opportunities to meet Ontarians’ energy needs

Pembina Institute available to comment
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Oil & Gas
November 22, 2022
Media Release

Strengthened carbon pricing in Canada key milestone

Further details required on Alberta and Saskatchewan agreements to strengthen industrial carbon pricing
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cover for regulating gas in BC - gas meters
Buildings, Oil & Gas
November 21, 2022
Publication

Regulating Gas in B.C. to Achieve 2030 and 2050 Climate Goals

Recommendations on the GHG Reduction Standard, DSM Regulation, and FortisBC’s revised renewable gas program
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cover of submission on Alberta’s 2022 TIER Review
Electricity, Oil & Gas
August 12, 2022
Publication

Pembina Institute Input to Government of Alberta’s 2022 TIER Review

Submission to Alberta Ministry of Environment and Parks
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Oil & Gas
July 18, 2022
Media Release

Two options to implement federal oil and gas cap

Pembina Institute available for comment on options
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Cover of Recommendations to strengthen the Clean Fuel Regulations
Oil & Gas, Transportation
April 27, 2022
Publication

Recommendations to strengthen the Clean Fuel Regulations

Submission to Environment and Climate Change Canada
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An oilsands mine in Alberta, Canada
Oil & Gas
April 26, 2022
Op-ed

Balancing energy security and climate action in 2022

Our short-term responses to energy security needs must not jeopardize our future climate imperatives
Portrait of Janetta McKenzie
April 26, 2022
Media Release

Ontario’s top climate policies for the 2022 election

Pembina Institute recommends provincial policies that will prepare the province for the energy transition
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Cover of Climate Policy Leadership in Ontario with Niagara Falls
April 26, 2022
Publication

Climate Policy Leadership in Ontario

The Pembina Institute’s recommendations to future leaders
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March 29, 2022
Media Release

2030 Emissions Reduction Plan is a turning point for climate action

Success now hinges on rigorous implementation of the policies outlined in the plan
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Cover principles to guide oil and gas cap
Oil & Gas
January 7, 2022
Publication

Recommendations on principles to guide the implementation of an oil and gas cap

Submission to the Net-Zero Advisory Body
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