Decarbonization deal opens new chapter in Alberta-Japan relationship
Agreement represents a homecoming for JAPEX, which first started work in the Alberta oil sands in 1978
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
Completing Trans Mountain, Indigenous LNG: What to watch in Canadian energy in 2024
Activity promises to highlight Canada’s position as a world supplier of choice
Energy year in review 2023: The world doubles down on energy security and reliability
As global demand for oil and gas surges, pragmatism returns to the energy discussion
Indigenous leaders see progress in 2023 but continue to advocate for national loan guarantee program
“Things are starting to work but self-determination is the ultimate goal.”
25 facts about oil and gas: A summary Research Brief
The Canadian Energy Centre's 2023 reference guide to the latest research on Canada's oil and gas industry
Explained: Carbon contracts for difference and CCS projects in Canada
Policy instrument one way to reduce risk to ensure decades-long projects proceed
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'
Canada’s ‘Indigenous Advantage’ in carbon capture and storage
'Indigenous involvement ensures everybody wins – communities, business, governments and the natural world around us'
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’