The affordability, reliability, and sustainability of Alberta's electricity system depends on becoming sufficiently resilient to meteorological, wildfires, floods, and other weather events that are ...

The transition to electric trucks and vans is gaining momentum globally, offering businesses a sustainable and cost-effective way to move goods and services. However, small fleet owners and operators ...

The South Saskatchewan Regional Plan (SSRP) 10-year review is an opportunity to restore Alberta's environmental leadership but will require increasing attention towards its implementation and ...

Don't miss our Buildings program manager, Jessica McIlroy, speak at FCM's #SCC2025 as part of the Municipal Den on Feb ...

Vancouver — JESSICA MCILROY, manager, Buildings program at the Pembina Institute, made the following statement in response to the release of B.C. ministerial mandate letters: "It’s encouraging to see ...

Manager, Business Renewables Centre-Canada and Carbon Dioxide Removal Centre ...

David is the manager of the Electricity program for the Pembina Institute, and is based out of Edmonton.

CALGARY, AB – With rising cost-of-living pressures and concerns about energy affordability and energy security, our new report Affordable Home Energy for All: How Alberta can help its most vulnerable ...

Ontario has taken strides in its clean energy transition by rapidly phasing out coal, adding non-emitting sources, leveraging its vast hydroelectric resources and nuclear infrastructure, and making ...

Switching to electric trucks and vans is a smart business move. Electric vehicles can reduce fuel and maintenance costs by up to 50%, all while delivering the same reliable performance. Whether you’re ...

CALGARY — JORDEN DYE, director of the Pembina Institute’s Carbon Dioxide Removal Centre (CDR Centre) and the Business Renewables Centre-Canada (BRC-Canada), made the following statement in response to ...