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For many oil and gas companies, the emissions cap can be met through further efforts on methane
Methane mitigation is often referred to as the “low-hanging fruit” of emissions reductions from the oil and gas sector.
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Canada and the world’s progress on low-carbon concrete since COP28
Emissions from concrete are responsible for 7% of global greenhouse gas emissions, yet it remains a favoured construction ...
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Every year at COP, Canada shows progress on cutting methane
Amanda Bryant is a senior analyst at the Pembina Institute. Jon Goldstein is associate vice-president, energy transition at ...
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Helping Fleets Charge
Electrifying the medium- and heavy-duty (MHDV) sector offers significant benefits for Ontario and every region of Canada that ...
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Employment growth in clean energy far outpaces fossil fuels sector, IEA report shows
VANCOUVER— Megan Gordon, Senior Analyst with the Equitable Transition team at the Pembina Institute, made the following ...
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Rethinking Ontario’s $200 cheque
The Ontario Government recently announced plans to send each resident a one-time $200 cheque in early 2025. While this ...
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Oil and gas emissions cap an important element of Canada’s economic future
CALGARY — JANETTA MCKENZIE, Manager of the Pembina Institute’s oil and gas program, made the following statement in response to the release of Canada Gazette 1 of the federal Oil and Gas Emissions Cap ...
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Research & Analysis
Canada is tackling housing and affordability while keeping emissions stable, but bringing existing buildings up to snuff is the hard part ...