Canadian upstream oil sector supply costs continue to decline
Weighted average breakeven oil price for the Canadian oil sands sector has fallen 41% since 2015
Canada’s oil sands sector expected to generate $231 billion in government revenue by 2032
Oil sands producers are also projected to spend $113 billion in capital expenditures over the next decade
The impact of oil and gas (and Alberta) on Quebec’s economy
Despite virtually no oil and gas production in Quebec the industry is still a major economic driver
$495 billion in government revenues from the Canadian oil and gas industry projected over next decade
Canada's oil and gas sector sector can play a key role as a safe, secure, reliable and clean supplier of oil and gas to the world
$8.1 billion and 71,500 jobs: The impact of oil and gas (and Alberta) on Ontario’s economy
Canada's oil and gas sector continues to be a significant contributor to Ontario's economy, from jobs to GDP to purchasing
50 facts about oil and gas: A summary Research Brief
The Canadian Energy Centre's 2022 reference guide to the latest research on the oil and gas industry
Canadian oil and gas will continue to play a major role in the global economy through 2050
Canada has the opportunity to be a secure and reliable oil and gas supplier for the U.S., Europe and other vulnerable nations
Canadian Energy Centre submission to Environment and Climate Change Canada
Federal emissions reduction plan discussion paper fails to outline economic impacts of net zero
Nearly 22,000 jobs and $8.6 billion: The impact of oil and gas (and Alberta) on Atlantic Canada’s economy
Canada's four Atlantic provinces see significant benefits from oil and gas, including jobs and economic prosperity
$9 billion and 55,000 jobs: The impact of oil and gas (and Alberta) on B.C.’s economy
The oil and gas sector provides substantial economic benefits to B.C. in the form of GDP, jobs, output, and exports