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Canadian provincial and territorial flags
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July 23, 2021 - By Nichole Dusyk

Solid methodology key to trustworthy climate policy findings Assessment included multiple stages of review by subject-matter experts

Closeup of solar panels
Blog
July 14, 2021 - By Benjamin Thibault

2021 is smashing records for Canadian renewable energy deals Corporations are driving demand for solar and wind power in Alberta

Aerial view of the Town of Innisfail's 25-megawatt solar farm, located just off of highway 54
Blog
June 11, 2021 - By Sarah Nason, Laura Hughes

Local leadership brings big renewable energy opportunities to Alberta town How the Innisfail town council kickstarted a conversation, creating a chain reaction of innovative and profitable projects

Wind turbines near mountains
Blog
May 13, 2021 - By Nichole Dusyk

IEA special report to provide global roadmap to net-zero The International Energy Agency’s new analysis will show what limiting global warming means for the energy sector

Blog
April 27, 2021 - By Jan Gorski

Delivering on the promise of nature-based carbon offsets Developing a credible offset market depends on the quality and measurement of natural assets

Table of indicators from All Hands on Deck report
Blog
July 23, 2021 - By Isabelle Turcotte

Are Canada’s provinces and territories ready to act on climate? 11 categories of climate action. 24 indicators. Not a single Canadian government fully prepared to deliver.

Blog
June 25, 2021 - By Joshua Medicoff

Partnerships and agility key to successful urban freight solutions: panel Pembina Institute co-hosts roundtable on urban delivery solutions with global leaders

Aerial photo of Suncor plant
Blog
May 27, 2021 - By Nina Lothian

Suncor’s emissions reduction plan is a solid step forward Pledging to reach net-zero by 2050, the oilsands producer signals aggressive cut

Grid-tied solar installation
Blog
May 4, 2021 - By Marvin Quitoras

Better government policies will unlock the cash remote Indigenous communities need for clean energy Innovative government funding policy and strategic private partnerships are essential to finance Indigenous-owned power generation

Canadian flags
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April 19, 2021 - By Bora Plumptre

Canada’s National Inventory Report shows a plateau in carbon pollution. That’s not good enough To reach a more ambitious 2030 target, stronger policies and provincial commitments are essential

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