Hubs are the future of carbon capture and storage: Why Alberta is an ideal place to make it happen
Alberta Carbon Trunk Line a 'perfect example' of a successful carbon capture and storage hub in action
Oil sands technology competition to generate low emissions carbon fibre moves into final phase
Study found carbon fibre made from oil sands bitumen has 69 per cent lower emissions than conventional sources
Track record of safe carbon capture and storage in Canada a solid platform for growth
'We know it's safe because we know exactly where all the CO2 is'
Global impact: Why Beth (Hardy) Valiaho says Canada’s success with carbon capture and storage can help the world
‘Our ability to take lessons learned and bring them to these other countries cannot be overlooked’
Long awaited oil sands emissions reduction technology going commercial
First large-scale solvent assisted SAGD project to start operations by year end
Private and public expenditure on environmental protection in Canada, 2023 edition
Canada's oil and gas industry accounted for a third of all environmental protection spending between 2018 and 2020
The world’s largest CO2 pipeline is expanding in Alberta
Alberta Carbon Trunk Line has already removed the equivalent emissions of more than 890,000 vehicles
Canadian carbon capture and storage proponents optimistic about the future
'Continuing to do CCUS right ensures Canadians will continue to thrive with our economy and climate'
Making progress on Canadian oil sands CO2 emissions intensity
Canada's average CO2 emissions per oil sands barrel has declined by over 32% since 2000
Investment in Alberta’s emerging energy resources more than doubled since 2020
Alberta energy producers expected to spend $730 million this year developing hydrogen, geothermal, lithium and helium resources