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Alberta legislature

May 30, 2023 - By Chris Severson-Baker, Simon Dyer

New government must capitalize on momentum around the clean energy economy Pembina Institute reacts to results of 2023 Alberta provincial election

Squaring the Circle cover with oil tanker

May 11, 2023 - By Jan Gorski, Jason Lam

LNG development poses challenge to B.C.’s climate goals and clean economic growth B.C.'s oil and gas cap critical for meetings its 2030 emissions sectoral targets.

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E: cosmith@pembina.org

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Hanneke Brooymans
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E: hannekeb@pembina.org

Renewables in Remote Communities
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E: bhang@pembina.org

Buildings and equitable transition
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Karen Garth
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C: 403-890-5778

E: kareng@pembina.org

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Victoria Foote

Victoria Foote
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E: victoriaf@pembina.org

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Simon Dyer
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C: 587-873-3937

E: simond@pembina.org

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