
ALT Infographic showing projected job growth in an electrified Canadian economy. The headline reads “+1.6M jobs with an electrified economy.” A bar chart illustrates annual job gains increasing from 2026 to 2050, reaching 1.6 million additional jobs by 2050. Transmission towers are faintly visible in the background.

ALT Infographic showing survey results on vehicle purchase preferences. The graphic highlights that 48% of Canadians now lean toward an electric vehicle for their next purchase, up three percentage points from April 2026. A bar chart compares interest in electric vehicles (48%) and gas or diesel vehicles (52%). The Pembina Institute logo appears at the bottom.

ALT Breaking news graphic with a blue-tinted background showing a worker underneath a raised vehicle in an automotive repair or training shop. The headline reads: “Canada’s $430M skilled trades investment must prepare workers for jobs in the clean energy economy.” A link to a Pembina Institute webpage appears below, alongside the Pembina Institute logo.

ALT Graphic featuring a portrait of Chris Severson-Baker, Executive Director of the Pembina Institute, standing in front of a background showing electricity transmission towers and power lines. A large quotation on the left reads: “I’m more driven than ever to deepen our influence and accelerate Canada’s adoption of clean energy and electrification, so we can meet this challenging moment and build a stronger, more resilient country.” The Clean50 2027 logo appears in the upper-right corner. Text at the bottom identifies Chris Severson-Baker as Executive Director of the Pembina Institute.

ALT Breaking news graphic with a blue-tinted forest background featuring a caribou standing among trees. The headline reads: “Alberta’s new draft sub-regional plans miss the mark for protecting caribou and nature.” A subheading states: “Responsible energy development means balancing oil and gas production with maintaining adequate habitat.” The Pembina Institute logo appears at the bottom.

ALT Social media graphic promoting an opinion article about carbon removal. A yellow label at the top reads “Carbon Removal.” The main image shows smokestacks releasing large plumes of smoke against a dark blue and orange sky. Below, the headline reads: “Climate overshoot is here. Canada can build the industry that helps contain it.” The Canada’s National Observer logo appears on the image, and the byline reads: “By Jorden Dye | Opinion | October 9th 2026.”

ALT Graphic featuring a photograph of an outdoor heat pump installation beside a residential building. Two people stand next to the heat pump unit, with one person pointing toward the equipment. A wooden fence and trees are visible in the background. A yellow banner in the upper-left corner of the photo reads, “The power to choose.” Below the photo, large text states: “Heat pumps held 58% of the U.S. space-heating market in the first half of 2026, even after federal tax credit ended.” The graphic is set on a blue background with a faded image of the same heat pump installation behind the main content. The Pembina Institute logo appears at the bottom centre.

ALT Social media graphic promoting an article about building electrification. The graphic features a card-style article preview on a blue-toned background. A yellow label at the top reads “Buildings.” The main image shows a person in a bright purple blazer standing and gesturing with one hand during a parliamentary-style session. Rows of desks, papers and seated attendees are visible in the chamber around the speaker. The Energi Media logo appears in the lower-right corner of the photo. Below the image, the headline reads: “Building Canada’s electrification industry one building at a time.” Smaller text beneath the headline reads: “October 2, 2026 | Economy, Electrification, Canada, Markham on Energy.” A faded version of the same chamber scene appears in the background behind the article card.










