Indigenous-owned LNG projects in jeopardy with proposed emissions cap, leaders warn
'It's like we're finally at the table and we're having to fight to keep our seat at the table'
Low emissions, Indigenous-owned Cascade Power Project to boost Alberta electrical grid reliability
New 900-megawatt natural gas-fired facility to supply more than eight per cent of Alberta's power needs
Nine major insights from Shell’s latest global LNG outlook
Led by growing demand in China and the need for energy security, LNG is playing an increasingly important role in global gas supply
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
Energy Perspectives: Trading Up – Canadian oil and gas exports
The composition of Canadian trade has changed significantly in the last 20 years, with oil and gas now Canada’s most significant export
Oil sands technology competition to generate low emissions carbon fibre moves into final phase
Study found carbon fibre made from oil sands bitumen has 69 per cent lower emissions than conventional sources
Lessons from rising tide of Indigenous ownership in Canadian oil and gas shared in Norway
IRN executive director John Desjarlais says sharing success stories reflects Indigenous peoples’ values of kinship and reciprocity
Whooping crane recovery program receives a lift from Canada’s largest oil and gas producer
'By working together, we can more effectively mitigate risks to and support the recovery of this iconic bird'
Canada’s proposed oil and gas emissions cap sends wrong message to allies in Asia: analyst
'We want to fill those pipelines and help Japan and Korea get off Russian supply'
Supersized marine oil spill response vessel arrives in B.C. as part of Trans Mountain expansion
Delivery of the K.J. Gardner is one of the final pieces of the biggest expansion of oil spill response in Canadian history