Jan is a senior 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
Delivering on the promise of nature-based carbon offsets Developing a credible offset market depends on the quality and measurement of natural assets
BlogThe valuation and measurement of Canada’s forests, wetlands and peatlands, known as nature-based solutions, can contribute to carbon offset markets, but only with consistent protocols in place.
Nature-based climate solutions With well-designed protocols, Canada’s natural assets could provide significant carbon offsets
PublicationDirect emissions reductions are the most effective way to safely limit warming, but carbon offsets through nature-based solutions have a role to play — if they are done right. Nature-based offsets can mobilize private capital to reduce emissions effectively in the short term, while we seek feasible solutions for emission sources that are currently difficult to abate.
Recommendations for advancing Alberta’s hydrogen strategy Submission to the Government of Alberta
PublicationOn behalf of the Pembina Institute, Chris Severson-Baker, Nina Lothian and Jan Gorski submitted comments in February, 2021, to the Government of Alberta following a request for feedback that will inform the province’s Natural Gas Vision and Strategy, and hydrogen strategy.
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
BlogThe Alberta government has made significant investments in decarbonizing oil and gas, and must now turn to investing in emerging sectors.
The oilsands in a carbon-constrained Canada The collision course between overall emissions and national climate commitments
PublicationIn a continuing effort to depolarize the conversation, this report seeks to help establish a basic, commonly agreed-upon set of facts about Alberta’s oilsands, their emissions performance and trajectories, and what Canada’s commitment to achieve deep decarbonization will mean for the sector.
