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Alberta Premier Alison Redford nominated herself to champion the herculean task of spearheading a Canadian energy strategy, but on the eve of the annual summer premiers conference in Halifax, the B.C. government has made her undertaking that much more...

Energy transition from coal to renewables is working By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney Ontario’s energy transition plan has made the province a leader in wind-power technology and developments in the province’s solar power industry are growing.  Photo...

Published at: http://www.pembina.org/media-release/2344 Pembina Institute analysis identifies significant challenges for the Canadian economy if impacts of the oilsands boom are left unaddressed May 30, 2012 OTTAWA — The federal government needs to...

30 June 2016 | The Pembina Institute News Release TORONTO – More than ever before, the United States, Mexico, and Canada are politically aligned on the topic of climate change. This alignment creates a unique opportunity for the three countries to launch...

It’s been 18 years since the Kyoto Protocol was signed, and world leaders have again come together to set the global agenda for reducing emissions and fighting climate change. We take a quick look back at the years since Kyoto’s ratification, from an...