Research & Analysis

Buildings, Electricity, Equitable Transition, Oil & Gas, Remote Communities, Transportation
March 19, 2025
Op-ed
Clean electrification is the nation-building project we need
This is how we grow the economy without relying on increased trade with the U.S.
April 29, 2025
Media Release
New federal government elected at pivotal moment for Canadian economic resilience, energy security
Canada can achieve both by leaning into the clean energy economy

Carbon Removal
April 25, 2025
Op-ed
Alberta should capitalize on economic potential of carbon removal
Emerging industry could create 95,000 to 130,000 jobs per year

Electricity
April 25, 2025
Article
Fork in the road
What we’re looking for from Ontario’s upcoming electricity documents
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Electricity, Remote Communities
April 23, 2025
Publication
Decarbonizing Remote Indigenous Communities
Regulatory reform in B.C. and the territories




Transportation
April 23, 2025
Publication
Driving impact in 2024
Urban Delivery Solutions Initiative annual report

Buildings
April 22, 2025
Article
Unlocking a clean, affordable energy future starts at the local level
When individual households are part of the solution, everyone benefits

Buildings, Electricity, Equitable Transition, Oil & Gas, Transportation
April 21, 2025
Publication
A critical moment for Canadian resilience, security and prosperity: Federal Election 2025 policy brief
Ensuring Canada thrives in the clean energy economy


Remote Communities
April 17, 2025
Media Release
Government of Northwest Territories widens path for community-led clean energy
The Pembina Institute reacts to recent government direction to the territorial utilities board
Electricity
April 10, 2025
Media Release
Alberta’s electricity market restructure remains a source of investment uncertainty
As other jurisdictions take active steps to grow their supply of clean, reliable, affordable electricity, Alberta urgently needs to catch up