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
Researchers gather in Saskatchewan to study world-leading carbon capture and storage facility
‘We can capture emissions and transport and store them permanently in the subsurface’
Majority of ‘engaged’ women across Canada see benefits of oil and gas: Poll
Coalition seeks to give a voice to those apprehensive about sharing opinions on a tricky issue
Canada’s oil and gas sector maintains lead in environmental protection spending
‘The Canadian energy space unfortunately gets a bad rap in terms of its media narrative’
Oil sands emissions expected to come down as production continues rising
‘The world is better off if demand is filled by decarbonized, responsibly produced Canadian oil’
Canada’s largest solar facility operating in the heart of oil country
Alberta leads charge for renewables with deregulated electricity market and sunny weather
Cleaner Canadian natural gas: Overall sector CO2e emissions intensity down nearly 30% since 2010
Despite natural gas production growing over the last decade, Canadian producers have managed to reduce emissions per barrel
Orbital methane monitoring satellites show Canada is a leader in reducing emissions
Quebec-based GHGSat on track to have a dozen emissions sniffing satellites in space by the end of 2023
Canadian oil continues to get cleaner on an emissions per barrel basis
Overall Canadian upstream oil emissions intensity down 13% since 2000; Oil sands emissions intensity down 29%
The future of nuclear power in Canada: Q&A with John Gorman, CEO of the Canadian Nuclear Association
‘As a nation, we need to probably double or triple the amount of electricity we produce’