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
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
Making progress on Canadian average upstream oil and gas CO2 emissions intensity over the past decade
Benchmarking average CO2 emissions intensity in the upstream oil and gas sector among peer countries
International comparisons of gas flaring, 2022 edition
Canada has managed to significantly reduce flaring emissions despite increased production of oil and gas
Assessing the future of Canada’s natural gas sector under net zero emissions
Future global natural gas demand supported by Canadian LNG projects
Assessing the future use of carbon capture, utilization and storage in Canada’s oil and gas sector
CCUS technology will enable Canadian producers to reduce emissions without compromising energy security
The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market: Where does Canada fit in?
Liquefied natural gas can play a crucial role in helping the world achieve energy affordability and security.
Making Canadian oil prices more equal: Examining the facts about increased pipeline access
With demand for oil growing, Canadian access to global markets is critical for energy security and diversifying energy usage
Carbon emissions and coal-fired power in Asia in 2022
As coal continues to power Asian economies, Canadian natural gas has the potential to reach new markets