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Clean Energy Success - Election 2011 Checklist 2 April 11

Pembina Institute logo The Pembina Institute has released a checklist for Canada's federal election - and for clean energy success. Throughout the Canada federal election campaign, the Pembina Institute will be assessing parties' climate change and energy commitments using the checklist criteria which are drawn from its research and analysis on these topics.

Pembina Institute, an energy and environment think tank in Alberta and member of Climate Action Network Canada, works for a long-term transition from the current reality - dominated by high impact, inefficient, non-renewable, carbon intensive energy systems - to a sustainable future that utilizes 100% low-impact, renewable energy. Pembina works on four key policy areas, so our checklist covers all of them: climate change, oilsands, renewable energy and efficiency, and sustainable transportation.

"At a time when climate scientists tell us we need global emissions to peak and start declining within a handful of years, Canada isn't close to being on track to hit its current 2020 greenhouse gas target. The winner of this election gets to set the direction of Canada's energy and climate policy at a crucial moment", states Ed Whittingham, in his Pembina blog about the check list.

View April 1, 2011 Pembina Institute report
View Ed Whittingham Pembina Institute blog: Campaigning for the climate and clean energy
Source: Pembina Institute
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