Canada’s energy economy is shifting — and with it, so is the future of work. For our new federal leader, the mandate is clear ...

British Columbia has long been considered a leader in building efficiency and decarbonization policy through the development ...

Two veterans of Canada’s energy and environmental landscape have joined the Pembina Institute’s board of directors.

Expansion of clean energy, EV infrastructure and building retrofits can strengthen the economy, create jobs, decrease the cost of living, and reduce emissions ...

Canada's methane mitigation industry is thriving, with well-paying jobs and investment likely to grow if companies and ...

At the start of 2024, we set out to talk to small fleets across Canada about their interest in switching to electric vehicles ...

Maintaining a healthy environment, a stable climate and prosperous communities requires collaboration, evidence-based decision making and innovative solutions. That’s what the Pembina Institute is ...

Megan Gordon is the manager of the Pembina Institute’s Equitable Transition program, where she develops solutions to addressing the socio-economic dimensions of a clean energy transition. Passionate ...

Raidin Blue is an analyst with the Pembina Institute's buildings program. His work focuses on developing the business case for deep retrofits and on surfacing barriers and supports to building ...

Canada's energy sector has brought prosperity to some, while leaving others behind. That’s why we develop policy solutions to help all workers thrive in a low-carbon economy. We propose ideas that ...

The CDR Centre provides information and support to business leaders who want to seize this economic opportunity, building on Canada’s world-leading CDR status while simultaneously providing jobs and ...

An open mindset on the part of both community leaders and carbon dioxide removal (CDR) developers is the key ingredient in ...