Pembina Institute

Right now, Canada exports more electricity to the U.S. than across provincial and territorial borders. That’s a missed opportunity. A national energy corridor could finally change that. 👉 buff.ly/boDA2Xn

Some see conflict in the Middle East as a reason to double down on oil expansion. It’s not. Global trends — like EVs & renewables — will push long-term demand down. Chaotic oil prices won’t change that. Why Canada needs to see the bigger picture ⬇️ policyoptions.irpp.org/2026/03/oil-sp…

Today’s Alberta–federal agreement-in-principle on methane offers a needed path forward after months of regulatory gridlock. Certainty & improved data will unlock investment & drive emissions down. Next: Alberta must release its draft methane regs. 🔗: buff.ly/QqxORwz

Projects with sound business cases attract private investment. No public dollars needed. That’s why we must not see any taxpayer dollars for a new pipeline come out of the Alberta-Ottawa climate talks.

Canada’s territories face energy challenges unlike anywhere else in the country. Good policy, supporting local and Indigenous leadership is the key to cleaner, more resilient solutions. 🔗 Here’s how: buff.ly/998CRfn

If the Pathways carbon capture project is to be a key part of the Alberta-Ottawa deal on climate and energy, then industry needs to step up. After years of talks, oilsands companies must show their commitment by putting dollars on the table.

Carbon dioxide removal isn't just a technical challenge — it's a political one. Who decides where these technologies go? Who bears the risk? History has the answers. Join @CanCO2Re on April 23 for a free webinar on CDR and carbon politics. ⬇️ buff.ly/qSgf64n

The clean energy transition is accelerating, and Canada can lead. Your support helps us make that future real. buff.ly/7IjWT1J

As gas prices rise, so is interest in EVs, as Canadians look to avoid volatile oil prices. But for many, high purchase cost is a barrier. That’s why smart EV policies — like $5K rebates and continued support for EV adoption — can help Canadians save money and reduce emissions.🎯

Global oil & gas price spikes are hitting Canadians, no matter how much we produce. But electricity is different: stable, affordable, domestic, and (mostly) clean. Want energy security? Go electric. Double supply, electrification & energy productivity.

💡 Home retrofits are a cost-of-living solution. Alberta households could save over $600 a year through cleaner electricity and better home performance. Cleaner homes = lower bills.

The sun is shining! Solar energy deployment is wildly outperforming projections. ☀️🎉 This is what happens when costs fall, scale accelerates, technology improves — and fast. A real win for the economy and the climate. Graph: Nat Bullard, Decarbonization 2026

In 2025, EVs cut oil demand by 1.7 million barrels per day — almost 70% of Iran’s exports. Less oil = less exposure to price spikes. Electrification is economic resilience. The latest from @ember_energy ⬇️

Leading climate experts are calling on PM @MarkJCarney to restore the strength of Canada’s industrial carbon pricing systems. “Fixing and strengthening industrial carbon pricing has the potential to unleash billions of dollars of low‑carbon investment.” 🔗 buff.ly/866ECC6

Independent Power Producer (IPP) policies help Northern communities build clean energy projects. Our new guide explains what IPP policies are, why they matter in the North, and how they support diesel reduction and local energy security. 👉 buff.ly/dCH57Wn

Ambition matters. Canada’s vehicle emissions standard will decide how quickly we switch to EVs or how far we fall behind the 75% EV sales goal by 2035. 🚗🔌

The Alberta‑Ottawa MOU must deliver stable, reliable rules companies can plan around. Alberta can design its own methane and clean electricity rules, but they must hit the same emissions outcomes on the same timelines. Companies deserve fair treatment and comparable standards.

As Alberta and Ottawa negotiate the climate MOU, credible data matters. Peer-reviewed studies show Alberta’s methane emissions are nearly twice what industry-reported estimates suggest. Read the latest research: buff.ly/Al45t53

Canada’s clean energy future depends on people. Right now, we don’t have enough skilled workers to build and operate a low-carbon economy. Our Sustainable Workforce program is closing that gap.

🔗 Learn more about the “effective” price in Alberta’s industrial carbon pricing system: pembina.org/blog/magic-130…

To unlock long‑term emissions cuts, the agreed $130/tonne carbon price must be in place by 2030—and the Alberta–Ottawa deal must be finalized by April 1. Without it, investment will keep stalling and emissions will keep rising.