Amanda Bryant
Amanda Bryant is a senior oil and gas analyst for the Pembina Institute, a clean energy think-tank in Canada. She focuses on the environmental impacts of the oil and gas industry, particularly concerning flaring practices and greenhouse gas emissions. In recent news, she criticized Alberta's decision to remove the flaring limit, emphasizing the need for effective regulation to mitigate harmful impacts on the environment and public health.
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Recent news mentions
Amanda Bryant, a senior analyst at the Pembina Institute, commented on the federal methane regulations and their implications in Alberta.
Ottawa releases more stringent methane rules for oil and gas producers, landfills
Canada· 2025-12-16
Amanda Bryant, a senior analyst with the Pembina Institute, stated that Canada can’t meet its climate goals through major projects alone.
Ottawa ties stalled carbon-capture project to new pipelineCanada· 2025-09-12
Amanda Bryant, senior oil and gas analyst for the clean energy think-tank the Pembina Institute, said companies have alternatives available to them.
Alberta surpasses natural gas flaring ceiling for second year in a row as province eliminates limitCanada· 2025-06-24