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2010-2023

Pipeline construction outside Edmonton, Alberta.

Don’t gamble Canadians’ money on a risky pipeline

If the risks are too great for shareholders, then they’re too great for taxpayers

Portrait of Janetta McKenzie

Carbon Removal, Electricity, Oil & Gas, Remote Communities

A full‑circle moment for Canada’s clean energy transition

Tim Weis on returning to Pembina, what’s changed — and what hasn’t

Portrait of Davis Carr

Buildings, Sustainable Workforce, Transportation

Canada has the technology — now comes the hard part

Monica Curtis on regulation, energy efficiency, and what it will take to deliver the energy transition at scale

Portrait of Davis Carr

Pumpjacks in Alberta

Alberta’s updated methane regulations still lag behind federal rules

Province’s regulation has fallen short

Portrait of Amanda Bryant

Woman walking around a car at a dealership, looking closely at its features

Road map

Letter to the Editor, The Globe and Mail

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A Semi Truck Drives on Highway in the Canadian Rockies, Alberta

Electricity, Oil & Gas

What if Canada’s top climate policy was a critical economic driver, too?

It is critical that Canada and Alberta remain focused on industrial carbon pricing as the foundational economic driver and climate policy it is

Pembina Summit Inner Circle 2025

Buildings, Sustainable Workforce, Transportation

In an age of volatility, alignment is power

Insights from the Pembina Summit Inner Circle on the energy transition, resilience and collaboration

Caylie Warkentin

Electric cargo mini van driving on a road driving through a green, tree-lined area

Canada’s fleets are going electric and the Clean Fleet Awards are shining a spotlight

The Pembina Institute and Electric Autonomy Canada recognize leaders in fleet electrification

Canada’s energy future hinges on an amped-up electricity system

Wind, solar and transmission must grow to meet increased demand

An electricity plant in winter with snow on the ground. There is steam coming out of the power station chimney

What’s the point of the Clean Electricity Regulations?

As MOU negotiations continue, a look at why industrial carbon pricing alone won’t be enough to build a low-carbon grid in Alberta

Man installing thermal roof insulation

The untapped value of retrofit investments

Why better buildings create benefits across health, insurance, energy and housing – and why our markets should start recognizing it

Labourers instal solar panels on community building

Remote Communities

People before electrons

Building community capacity for clean energy

Workers installing solar panels

Remote Communities

Turning diesel subsidies into a clean energy future

In Alaska’s remote communities, a program built to soften the cost of diesel generation has quietly become the engine driving community-owned renewable power

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