The Pembina Institute advances sustainable energy solutions through innovative research, education, consulting and advocacy.
|
|
|
Media Releases
Refine Media Release Search
Ontario needs to get tough on urban sprawl if the province wants to meet its own climate change commitments. Media Contact: Cherise Burda Topic Area: Sustainable Energy Feb 28, 2008 The Canadian Renewable Energy Alliance Calls on Canada to "Catch up" at International Renewable Energy ConferenceCanREA is calling on Canada to step up to the plate and announce new or strengthened renewable energy polices at a major international renewable energy conference in Washington. Media Contact: Roger Peters Topic Area: Sustainable Energy The Pembina Institute applauds the Alberta Electrical System Operator on removing the unnecessary cap on wind power in Alberta, as a positive step in allowing sustainable energy growth in the province. Media Contact: Marlo Raynolds, Tim Weis Topic Area: Sustainable Energy Sep 27, 2007 Alberta Dragging Its Feet on Energy ConservationAlberta, along with Newfoundland and Labrador, were the strongest opponents to setting targets for energy efficiency and conservation at a recent meeting of the Council of Energy Ministers. Media Contact: Jesse Row Topic Area: Sustainable Energy Sep 26, 2007 New Report Says Nuclear Not Needed in OntarioCutting right through debates about who can build and refurbish nuclear power plants faster, a new report finally shows that nukes are not needed to meet base load power demand in Ontario. Media Contact: Cherise Burda, Roger Peters Topic Area: Sustainable Energy Sep 25, 2007 Non-Government Groups call On Energy Ministers To Begin A Massive Scale Up Of Energy EfficiencyEnvironment groups and the energy efficiency industry are calling on provincial, territorial and federal energy ministers to begin a massive scale up of energy efficiency measures which could meet energy demands and make cuts in Canada's GHG emissions. Media Contact: Roger Peters Topic Area: Sustainable Energy Environmentalists said that the electricity plan submitted to the OEB will not achieve the level of GHG reductions necessary for any of the four major parties to achieve the climate change targets they've put into their platforms. Media Contact: Cherise Burda Topic Area: Sustainable Energy Sep 7, 2007 Environment Groups' Education Campaign on Ontario's Energy Future Moves into Election Mode"Renewable is Doable""Renewable is Doable" is the key message of a voter education campaign launched today by WWF-Canada, The Pembina Institute, Greenpeace, Ontario Clean Air Alliance and Sierra Club, Ontario Chapter. The groups are asking Ontarians to consider a clean, climate-friendly energy future when they cast their ballot on October 10. Media Contact: Cherise Burda, WWF-Canada Topic Area: Sustainable Energy A cheaper, cleaner, and less risky option than the current nuclear-reliant Ontario electricity plan is doable according to a state-of-the-art modelling analysis commissioned by WWF-Canada and the Pembina Institute and released today. Media Contact: Cherise Burda Topic Area: Sustainable Energy A new report released today in Washington, D.C., reveals the environmental consequences of three "unconventional" fuel sources that are receiving increasing interest from major energy companies and the United States government. Media Contact: Dan Woynillowicz Topic Area: Sustainable Energy Bullfrog Power, a leading Canadian provider of green electricity, and the Pembina Institute today jointly announced the formation of a new partnership to promote the benefits of renewable power to Canadians. Media Contact: Marlo Raynolds, Alex Day Topic Area: Sustainable Energy
|
|
Sustainable Energy media releases are available here. You can refine your search by clicking Refine Media Release Search below. To access Pembina's full directory of media releases go to 
| Copyright © 2007 The Pembina Institute. All rights reserved. | Privacy Statement | Contact Us |