Global investment in oil and gas will remain robust through 2050
With over $26 trillion in energy investments needed over the next three decades, Canada has an opportunity to help meet global demand
The economic impact to the Canadian economy of crude oil pipeline transportation
Demand surge for oil via pipelines will positively affect employment, GDP, output, and labour income
Oil and gas will continue to play a major role in the global economy through 2050
As a secure and reliable oil and gas supplier, Canada can be part of the solution to meeting resource demand of vulnerable nations
20,000 Jobs and $3.5 Billion: The impact of oil and gas (and Alberta) on Quebec’s economy
Oil and gas plays significant role in Quebec’s economy despite the province having virtually no production of its own
Cleaner Canadian natural gas: Overall emissions intensity down by nearly 22% since 2011
Canadian natural gas producers slashed emissions intensity despite increased production over the last decade
International comparisons show Canada doing its part to reduce methane emissions
Canada's methane emissions intensity from oil and gas among the lowest of major energy producers
Projected impact of increased oil and gas exports
Economic modelling shows Canadian economy gain 289 jobs and $86 million in GDP for each $100 million in exports
Canadian oil is getting cleaner
Overall emissions intensity down by 10% from 2000, oil sands intensity down by nearly 23%