It is often said, correctly, that industrial carbon pricing is Canada’s most important climate policy—with the potential to ...

The world is navigating a period of profound uncertainty. From war-driven energy price shocks to trade instability and ...

TORONTO — Gurprasad Gurumurthy, Senior Analyst at the Pembina Institute’s Electricity program, made the following statement in response to Ontario’s latest energy procurement results.

In the next 25 years, electricity will play an increasingly important role in Canada’s economy with demand projected to grow ...

Across Canada, a growing number of businesses are stepping up and leading the transition to electric vehicles. These ...

The initial deadline for the federal-Alberta memorandum of understanding (MOU) negotiations has passed and the Alberta ...

The EV & Charging Expo brings together leaders from business, government and industry to explore electric vehicles and ...

The Emissions Reduction Theatre at the Global Energy Show Canada highlights Canadian leadership in emissions reduction, ...

What’s the point of the Clean Electricity Regulations? As MOU negotiations continue, a look at why industrial carbon pricing alone won’t be enough to build a low-carbon grid in Alberta ...

Diesel is the lifeline of remote northern power systems but also the greatest vulnerability. Communities depend on it for ...

In their November 2025 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), the Government of Alberta and Government of Canada pledged to negotiate agreements on the future of several energy and climate policies and ...

Demand-side management (DSM) programs are widely used across electricity systems to reduce peak demand and manage overall ...