International comparisons of gas flaring among top oil producers
Canada contributed just 0.7% of the global amount of gas flaring despite being the world's fourth-largest oil producer
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How natural gas supports one of Canada’s largest manufacturing sectors
'When you think about the demand for more sustainable outcomes: clean air, clean water, clean energy, safe, nutritious, abundant food and electric vehicles, that's more and more and more chemistry'
Canadian oil ‘stepping out on the town’ to overseas markets as countdown on for TMX
More Canadian crude than ever is heading overseas, but many of the tankers aren’t leaving from Canada’s shores
A Matter of Fact: The IEA’s updated net zero scenario is still unrealistic
Canada can lead the world with reliable, affordable energy supply and clean technology as countries work to reduce emissions
Over $420 billion in government revenues from the Canadian oil sands sector expected through 2050
Annual government revenues from Canada's oil sands sector expected to rise to US$19.4 billion in 2050
Oil and gas in our lives: At the movies
Hollywood's silver screen would be significantly less magical without the critical contributions of oil and gas
Canada’s oil and gas industry doing its part to re-forest the country
From 2009 to 2018, major producers planted more than 25 million trees. And tree planting initiatives are ongoing.
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'
Examining key demographic characteristics of Canada’s oil and gas sector workers
Diversity continues to fuel Canada's oil and gas sector with more women, visible minorities, immigrants and Indigenous workers in key roles