The Pacific NorthWest LNG project would have been one of the largest carbon polluters in Canada. Read More at The Pembina Institute
The best path for methane management (blog)
There’s a lot of commotion around preventing methane (better known as natural gas) from leaking or being otherwise wasted in the oil and gas industry these days. There’s good reason for that. Read More at The Pembina Institute
B.C. cabinet must act quickly to spark clean growth
With B.C.’s government now under the direction of Premier John Horgan and the NDP, all eyes are on them to build a strong, future-proof and inclusive B.C. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Better homes, lower costs, less pollution: The Energiesprong model comes to B.C. (blog)
Our Affordable Housing Renewal pilot project aims to kick-start new ways to retrofit and refurbish buildings — cutting energy use and carbon pollution without placing new financial burdens on residents. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Clean growth must be top priority for Premier John Horgan and B.C. cabinet (media release)
With B.C.’s government now under the direction of Premier John Horgan and the NDP, all eyes are on them to build a strong, future-proof, and inclusive B.C. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Sunny days and solar electricity arrive in the West Kootenays (blog)
This June, the mountain town of Nelson, B.C., became home to Canada’s first municipally-owned community solar garden. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Pembina Institute Comments on Technical Paper on the Federal Carbon Pricing Backstop (publication)
The Pembina Institute strongly supports the federal government’s determination to move forward, in partnership with the provinces and territories, with pricing carbon pollution across Canada. Read More at The Pembina Institute
A pragmatic view of the future of coal
Coal plants are shutting down across the globe because of their negative health impacts and low profitability. Coal has a hard time competing with cheap gas generation and increasingly cheap renewable energy. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Pembina Institute Annual Financial Report 2016 (publication)
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OSEC submission to Suncor enhanced review process (publication)
The Alberta Energy Regulator has scheduled an enhanced review of the Suncor Tailings Management Plan for July 17 and 18 in Edmonton. Read More at The Pembina Institute
Windows one part of move to decreased energy consumption
Growing awareness of the need to reduce carbon pollution and use energy wisely and efficiently in our homes and buildings represents a golden opportunity. Read More at The Pembina Institute
The cost of managing methane emissions (blog)
It is clear reducing methane through regulations would be highly cost effective. They demonstrate a real commitment to reducing Canada’s oil and gas sector’s contribution to climate change and improve the sector’s efficiency conserving an important energy resource. Read More …
