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Flawed data undermines B.C. government’s methane regulations (media release)
Regulations announced by the B.C. government to address methane pollution may be significantly weaker than federal regulations and are based on flawed data, according to Canadian and U.S. environmental organizations. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Diesel, renewables, and the future of Canada’s remote communities (blog)
Since remote communities are not connected to the North American electricity grid, they make use of their own small-scale microgrids. Read More at The Pembina Institute
B.C. methane pollution demands tougher action (media release)
While B.C.’s draft methane regulations are a step in the right direction, they represent a missed opportunity to ensure the gas sector does its fair share — at low cost — to help achieve B.C.’s climate targets. Read More at …
Wanted: B.C. roadmap to zero carbon buildings by 2050
By 2050, we need to eliminate carbon pollution coming from buildings. Read More at The Pembina Institute
After COP24 in Poland, the work continues in earnest at home (blog)
This meeting of leaders was an important display of cooperation and an embrace of multilateralism. Only by working together can nations tackle the global problem that is climate change. Read More at The Pembina Institute
After COP24 in Poland, the work continues in earnest at home (blog)
This meeting of leaders was an important display of cooperation and an embrace of multilateralism. Only by working together can nations tackle the global problem that is climate change. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Alberta’s REP auction: Smart policy delivers good news (media release)
The results of Alberta’s Renewable Electricity Program auction rounds 2 and 3 show that good policy design can help attract investment to the province. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Alberta’s REP auction: Smart policy delivers good news (media release)
The results of Alberta’s Renewable Electricity Program auction rounds 2 and 3 show that good policy design can help attract investment to the province. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Photos from B.C.’s leaking methane gas wells confirm need for stronger regulations (media release)
Images taken with high-tech equipment of leaking methane pollution from gas wells in the Montney Basin in northeast British Columbia show the need for stronger regulations for the oil and gas industry. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Photos from B.C.’s leaking methane gas wells confirm need for stronger regulations (media release)
Images taken with high-tech equipment of leaking methane pollution from gas wells in the Montney Basin in northeast British Columbia show the need for stronger regulations for the oil and gas industry. Read More at The Pembina Institute
10 wins for Canadian energy and climate action in 2018 (blog)
We at the Pembina Institute are proud of the energy policy gains achieved across the country, and look forward to building on them in 2019. Read More at The Pembina Institute
