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Jan Gorski

Jan is an analyst with the responsible fossil fuels team at the Pembina Institute, Canada’s leading energy think tank.  Prior to joining the Pembina Insitute, Jan worked in consulting on oil and gas emissions. Through this work he gained a thorough understanding of the technical challenges associated with quantifying emissions.
 
He holds a master's degree in mechanical engineering and a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering, both from Carleton University. His graduate research was focused on alternative fuel combustion. He also completed an internship in Stuttgart, Germany, assisting with research at a carbon capture test facility.

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Jan Gorski's Recent Publications

Reliable, affordable: The economic case for scaling up clean energy portfolios A study comparing clean energy portfolios and natural gas for electricity generation

Publication
Oct. 11, 2019 - By Jan Gorski, Binnu Jeyakumar

As grid operators, policy makers and utilities consider how they respond to these trends, the key question facing them is: Can clean energy solutions deliver a reliable supply of electricity in an affordable manner?

Comparing Provincial and Federal Oil and Gas Methane Emissions Regulations Factsheets for Policy Makers

Publication
Sept. 24, 2019 - By Jan Gorski

Pembina Institute comments on the proposed Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction (TIER) system Formal submission to Environment and Parks, Government of Alberta

Publication
Aug. 30, 2019 - By Jan Gorski, Duncan Kenyon

Alberta’s proposed TIER system is a step in the wrong direction. The TIER system would disrupt the investment landscape, create policy uncertainty, and provide a significantly weaker signal to industry to reduce emissions than is currently provided by the CCIR. Lowering ambition of a recently implemented and well-designed policy that meets the dual objective of reducing emissions while protecting competitiveness would not benefit industry, nor Albertans.

Why Alberta’s current pollution pricing is better for reducing oil and gas emissions

Blog
March 14, 2019 - By Jan Gorski

Alberta has had a price on carbon pollution since 2007, beginning with the Specified Gas Emitters Regulation (SGER), which paved the way to the stronger system now in place under Alberta’s Climate Leadership Plan (CLP).

Try out Alberta’s Energy Policy Simulator Use this tool to forecast the impact of energy and climate policies on carbon pollution

Publication
March 14, 2019 - By Benjamin Israel, Brianne Riehl, Nikki Way, Julia-Maria Becker, Jan Gorski, Vincent Morales, Saeed Kaddoura

Use Alberta’s Energy Policy Simulator (EPS) to gain a deeper understanding of the specific policy actions that Alberta can take to decrease its climate-destabilizing carbon emissions.

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