Concrete is the foundation of our homes, highways, and hospitals—and its production accounts for 7% of global emissions.

🏢As we look to 2025, B.C. has an opportunity to reduce emissions and support local jobs by ⬆️ the purchase of lower carbon concrete. #PembinaIn2024

https://buff.ly/3BdGLhY

Ontario expects a 75% increase in #electricity demand by 2030. What can the province do to meet this growth while maintaining its reputation as a #CleanEnergy powerhouse? #PembinaIn2024

Read our recommendations for optimizing the ON grid 👇

The #EV industry isn’t slowing down – it’s gearing up for sustainable growth. 🌱 #PembinaIn2024

🔗See why 2025 will be pivotal.

https://buff.ly/3ZDbJs4

This past June, parliament passed the Canadian Sustainable Jobs Act. This legislation is a critical step toward supporting a national #CleanEnergy transition. #PembinaIn2024

Read our recommendations for ensuring workers thrive in the energy transition ⬇️

🌱 This year, we debunked the myth that #RenewableEnergy projects gobbles up prime agricultural land in a report by @brccanada.bsky.social

The main drivers in Alberta of high-quality farmland use are industrial sites and pipelines. #PembinaIn2024

Read the full report ⬇️

https://buff.ly/3P7t7k5

This year, we continued tracking oilsands companies’ profits and their emissions reductions promises. We found they are setting aside capital to increase production, but not for meaningful decarbonization work. #PembinaIn2024

Read our full analysis ⬇️

https://buff.ly/4d9Sg77

Rising energy costs & aging infrastructure mean Alberta homeowners need long-term solutions.

🌱🏠The @albertaecotrust.bsky.social Retrofit Accelerator will continue to make energy-efficient upgrades accessible & affordable for Albertans. #PembinaIn2024

https://buff.ly/4gFBM9Z

🌏🔆 All Canadians deserve governments that are willing to create a climate-safe, equitable, and prosperous future. This year, we scored all Canada’s governments on their climate and energy policies.

See who is leading the pack, and who is falling behind 👇 #PembinaIn2024

https://buff.ly/3WRlB1u

⚡ 50+ renewable energy projects have withdrawn their applications since #Alberta announced its 7-month moratorium on #RenewableEnergy in Aug. 2023, creating uncertainty within the sector. #PembinaIn2024

Read our findings ⬇️

In 2024, Alberta communities collected $54 million in municipal tax revenues from wind and solar projects, bringing stable and reliable funding to many municipalities. 💨🔆

See the full Alberta #RenewableEnergy municipal tax revenue map 👇 #PembinaIn2024

https://buff.ly/49DMg6G

In remote communities, the power purchase agreement (PPA) process can make developing #CleanEnergy projects more challenging. 🔆💨

We developed a guide to help Indigenous clean energy leaders navigate the contract terms and policy considerations. #PembinaIn2024

Carbon dioxide removal will be an essential tool to limiting #ClimateChange.

The CDR Centre reached out to 200 businesses to assess their readiness to embrace CDR purchases and what might help them take the next step. #PembinaIn2024

Read the Centre’s findings ⬇️

https://buff.ly/3ZsB9IW

Jobs in the global #CleanEnergy sector are growing faster than those in the fossil fuel sector, but Canada needs a coordinated approach to attract clean economy jobs of the future. #PembinaIn2024

Read our summary of IEA's World Energy Employment report ⬇️

Canada has the opportunity to lead in the global #CleanEnergy transition, but only if we do more, faster.

This week, we’re sharing some of our top highlights from 2024.

Follow along: #PembinaIn2024

Happy holidays from all of us at the Pembina Institute!

Our offices are closed this week (Dec. 25 – Jan. 1) while our staff take a much-deserved break from leading Canada's transition to #CleanEnergy.

But stay tuned as we share our highlights of the year.

Follow along: #PembinaIn2024 📈🌎