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Emily He

  • SVP Marketing, Oracle and Freelance Writer, Freelance
San Francisco
As seen in: Medium, Business Insider, Color Research & Application, Forbes, Oracle Magazine, Entrepreneur, Harvard Business Review, Inc., Substack, Taylor & Francis Online and
SVP Marketing @OracleHCM. Marketing enthusiast. Avid traveler. Passionate about helping people live and lead more authentically and bravely.
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By Arthur Bledsoe, Emily He, Rosa Brown
| PEMBINA institute
Diesel Reduction Progress II presents Canada’s most up-to-date analysis of diesel consumption in Canada’s 210 remote communities. The report, following our original analysis in 2021, outlines the outcomes of a decade of strong policy and local, Indigenous clean energy leadership. Clean electricity projects in remote communities grew 20 times faster between 2016 and 2026 than the previous decade, with most of this progress (about 92%) occurring between 2020 and 2025.
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Community ownership of renewable energy projects

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By Arthur Bledsoe, Emily He
| PEMBINA institute
If your community is thinking about building a renewable energy project, you will need to make important decisions around who owns and profits from the project.
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Diesel Reduction Progress II

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By Arthur Bledsoe, Emily He, Rosa Brown
| PEMBINA institute
Diesel Reduction Progress II presents Canada’s most up-to-date analysis of diesel consumption in Canada’s 210 remote communities. The report, following our original analysis in 2021, outlines the outcomes of a decade of strong policy and local, Indigenous clean energy leadership. Clean electricity projects in remote communities grew 20 times faster between 2016 and 2026 than the previous decade, with most of this progress (about 92%) occurring between 2020 and 2025.
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