Research & Analysis

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Year

2010-2023

Oil and gas executives’ testimony a reminder that further regulation is urgently needed

Executives fail to present evidence of comprehensive plans or strategies to reduce emissions

various old Pembina Institute logos

Flare at a natural gas plant

Newly adopted European Union methane regulations are a game-changer

Stringent import requirements will set a high bar for Canadian oil and gas companies’ future market access

Portrait of Amanda Bryant

Pembina responds to oil and gas industry report on hypothetical impacts of proposed emissions cap

Unclear assumptions regarding future demand for oil and gas, as well as feasibility of methane reductions creates misleading conclusions about cap’s impact

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Traffic on road to oilsands refinery.

Taxpayers shouldn't foot the whole bill for carbon capture

Three years in, why is the oilsands Pathways Alliance still lobbying for even more public funding for their first and only project?

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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

Modelling future impacts of the oil and gas emissions cap

Contextualizing the Conference Board of Canada’s analysis

Portrait of Janetta McKenzie

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

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

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

New poll shows clear public support for tackling methane emissions

Governments should move quickly to implement strengthened regulations and meet public expectations

Portrait of Amanda Bryant

Meeting the emissions cap

A feasible pathway for the oil and gas sector

Portrait of Janetta McKenzie

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Methane flaring on a high pipe in winter

Achievable and fair amendments to Canada's methane regulations

Draft amendments take a common-sense approach to oil and gas methane emissions

Portrait of Amanda Bryant

Workers in a prefabricated building factory

Equitable Transition, Oil & Gas

Alberta can invest in the clean economy and grow jobs

Recent modelling cited by Alberta government fails to anticipate job growth in clean economy

Portrait of Megan Gordon

Portrait of Janetta McKenzie

Oilsands refinery in Fort McMurray

February 20, 2024

Emissions cap needed to spur reductions from highly profitable energy industry

Alberta can prepare for a world in which not only is demand for fossil fuels declining, but the emissions associated with those products are more highly scrutinized

Portrait of Janetta McKenzie

cover of joint submission

February 20, 2024

Comments on Amending the Regulations Respecting Reduction in the Release of Methane and Certain Volatile Organic Compounds

Joint submission from Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment, Canadian Lung Association, David Suzuki Foundation, Pembina Institute, Clean Air Task Force and Environmental Defense Fund

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