An infographic on the state of methane regulations in Canada as of April 2018. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Achieving Compliance in Manitoba’s Approach to Carbon Pricing (publication)
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Five types of green buildings explained (publication)
This Pembina Institute infographic explains the implications for energy use and carbon pollution of five key types of green buildings. Read More at The Pembina Institute
B.C. needs strategy to tackle rising costs of climate change
This month’s return to regular increases in B.C.’s price on carbon pollution is most welcome. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Global Methane Reduction Leaders Honoured in Canada (media release)
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Stronger pollution pricing key to protecting climate
Pricing pollution needs to be part of a holistic approach to addressing climate change. Read More at The Pembina Institute
PACE makes it easier for Albertans to invest in their homes and the environment (blog)
It addresses two barriers hindering energy efficiency and renewables investment from home and building owners: lack of upfront capital and lack of transferability of the investment. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Is B.C.’s Energy Step Code a blueprint for Canada?
British Columbia introduced what might be North America’s most innovative beyond-code standard for energy efficiency. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Mid-Sized Cities Researcher + Practitioner Roundtable
Lindsay Wiginton, transportation and urban solutions director, is moderating the panel “Sustainable Transit Oriented Development”. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Time to move past carbon tax repeal debate
We need to have a real conversation on the different options for a mix of approaches to reduce emissions that includes a price on carbon. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Transit-supportive development and city-building (publication)
Growth is a challenge, but it’s also a big opportunity. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Ontario cities are proving themselves as city-building leaders (media release)
Harnessing both the investment and influx of people and jobs that growth brings can help build better, more connected cities. Read More at The Pembina Institute
