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Jan. 20, 2021 - By Karen Tam Wu

Three ways we can build a resilient B.C. in 2021 2020 showed we can adapt and work together to tackle a common challenge

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Dec. 18, 2020 - By Jan Gorski

In Alberta, emissions reductions could fund the future To put the province on the path to success, the TIER fund should be invested in the emerging economy

Op-ed

Dec. 7, 2020 - By Nichole Dusyk

It’s time to bridge the gap between Canada’s energy future and climate targets To meet our climate commitments, Canada needs a net-zero energy outlook

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Nov. 23, 2020 - By Benjamin Israel

For Canadian oil companies, time to decarbonize is running out The pressure is on to adapt quickly to remain competitive in a changing world

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Nov. 18, 2020 - By Benjamin Israel

Evaluating the climate ambitions of Canadian oil companies Not all net-zero objectives are created equal

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Jan. 13, 2021 - By Nichole Dusyk

Drilling down on oil demand Canada needs a net-zero scenario to navigate the energy transition

David Runnalls, chair of the Pembina Institute board and Officer of the Order of Canada

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Dec. 11, 2020 - By Eva Salinas

The next five years are crucial: Pembina Institute board chair David Runnalls Following his appointment to the Order of Canada, David Runnalls reflects on the urgency of the clean energy transition

Op-ed

Nov. 27, 2020 - By Maddy Ewing

Buyers’ remorse: How the rush in online shopping hurts the planet Amid Black Friday and the COVID-19 pandemic, e-commerce has surged — but do consumers know the carbon emissions that can come with that?

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Nov. 18, 2020 - By Marvin Quitoras

Rethinking energy policy in Canada’s remote communities Moving from the diesel of the past to a clean energy future

Op-ed

Nov. 3, 2020 - By Muneesh Sharma, Madi Kennedy

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Three ways we can build a resilient B.C. in 2021 2020 showed we can adapt and work together to tackle a common challenge

In Alberta, emissions reductions could fund the future To put the province on the path to success, the TIER fund should be invested in the emerging economy

It’s time to bridge the gap between Canada’s energy future and climate targets To meet our climate commitments, Canada needs a net-zero energy outlook

For Canadian oil companies, time to decarbonize is running out The pressure is on to adapt quickly to remain competitive in a changing world

Evaluating the climate ambitions of Canadian oil companies Not all net-zero objectives are created equal

Drilling down on oil demand Canada needs a net-zero scenario to navigate the energy transition

The next five years are crucial: Pembina Institute board chair David Runnalls Following his appointment to the Order of Canada, David Runnalls reflects on the urgency of the clean energy transition

Buyers’ remorse: How the rush in online shopping hurts the planet Amid Black Friday and the COVID-19 pandemic, e-commerce has surged — but do consumers know the carbon emissions that can come with that?

Rethinking energy policy in Canada’s remote communities Moving from the diesel of the past to a clean energy future

Time for B.C. to pick up the pace on building retrofits Government should act quickly on PACE financing to reduce carbon pollution and create jobs

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Three ways we can build a resilient B.C. in 2021 2020 showed we can adapt and work together to tackle a common challenge

In Alberta, emissions reductions could fund the future To put the province on the path to success, the TIER fund should be invested in the emerging economy

It’s time to bridge the gap between Canada’s energy future and climate targets To meet our climate commitments, Canada needs a net-zero energy outlook

For Canadian oil companies, time to decarbonize is running out The pressure is on to adapt quickly to remain competitive in a changing world

Evaluating the climate ambitions of Canadian oil companies Not all net-zero objectives are created equal

Drilling down on oil demand Canada needs a net-zero scenario to navigate the energy transition

The next five years are crucial: Pembina Institute board chair David Runnalls Following his appointment to the Order of Canada, David Runnalls reflects on the urgency of the clean energy transition

Buyers’ remorse: How the rush in online shopping hurts the planet Amid Black Friday and the COVID-19 pandemic, e-commerce has surged — but do consumers know the carbon emissions that can come with that?

Rethinking energy policy in Canada’s remote communities Moving from the diesel of the past to a clean energy future

Time for B.C. to pick up the pace on building retrofits Government should act quickly on PACE financing to reduce carbon pollution and create jobs

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