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2010-2023

Cover of All Together Now with flock of snow geese

Buildings, Electricity, Equitable Transition, Oil & Gas, Transportation

All Together Now

A provincial scorecard on shared responsibility to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Canada

various old Pembina Institute logos

various old Pembina Institute logos

Portrait of Simon Dyer

Buildings, Electricity

B.C.’s Clean Energy Strategy opens path to net-zero emissions by 2050

It’s time for a plan that will ensure B.C. has an equitable and reliable energy system

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Alberta's electricity grid is currently running coal free and has no coal in the forecast

The province is on track towards phasing out coal decades ahead of schedule with no coal anticipated in the forecast

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

Buildings, Electricity, Oil & Gas, Transportation

Latest data suggests Canada’s climate policies are working

Provincial action, especially in some provinces, must rapidly ramp up

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Second-last coal plant in Alberta is retired

Key milestone for province’s electricity sector shows significant emissions reductions can be achieved with clear and robust regulations

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

Electricity, Oil & Gas

The one-year anniversary of Alberta’s Emissions Reduction and Energy Development plan

An assessment of progress to date and recommendations for action

Portrait of Simon Dyer

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Portrait of Scott MacDougall

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Portrait of Monica Curtis

Electricity, Oil & Gas

One year since launch, no material progress on Alberta climate plan

Province is falling further behind global momentum on low-carbon economic growth

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Portrait of Simon Dyer

Buildings, Electricity, Equitable Transition, Oil & Gas, Remote Communities

Federal progress on climate now requires matching ambition from provinces and industry

Budget 2024 supports efficient and affordable housing, transportation, clean energy tax credits, and Indigenous loan guarantees

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

Solar farm in the snow

Neither snow nor...smoke will stop solar panels from delivering energy

Business Renewables Centre-Canada looks at solar electricity generation in bad weather

Portrait of Margret Nellissery

Transmission line towers in the middle of a yellow canola field in bloom with wind turbines in the background

Regulatory barriers to decarbonize Canada’s electricity grid

Outdated approaches inhibit grid modernization and decarbonization

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Windmills in the distance in front of mountain views and behind a field of haybales

Assessing potential impact of Alberta's proposed viewscapes and agricultural land restrictions for renewable energy

Renewables support affordable and reliable electricity

Portrait of Jason Wang

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Regulatory changes needed to advance grid decarbonization

New report shows electricity system regulators can facilitate the energy transition

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Cover to Directing Decarbonization with deer striding between two wind turbines in a field with transmission lines in the background and mountains in the distance

Directing Decarbonization

Examining regulatory barriers to a cleaner grid

various old Pembina Institute logos

Cover of submission

Improving the flexibility of the Clean Electricity Regulations

Pembina Institute comments and recommendations

Portrait of Will Noel

Portrait of Scott MacDougall

Cover of factsheet

Potential impact of siting restrictions on renewable energy projects

Proposed projects located on Class 1 and 2 agricultural land and within 35 km of national parks in Alberta

Portrait of Jason Wang

various old Pembina Institute logos

various old Pembina Institute logos

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