Explained: Carbon contracts for difference and CCS projects in Canada
Oil sands worker at the Quest CCS project near Edmonton, Alberta. Photo courtesy Pathways Alliance Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a proven technology…
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Business leaders blast Ottawa’s ‘unnecessary and unacceptable’ oil and gas emissions cap
Minister of Environment and Climate Change Steven Guilbeault rises during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Tuesday,…
Supreme Court: Developers Liable for Safety Despite Contracting Out
Supreme Court ruling confirms City of Sudbury's liability as an 'employer' in construction safety case, setting a precedent impacting developers' responsibilities under Ontario's Occupational…
A Matter of Fact: AP news story misrepresents the oil sands by ignoring environmental progress
A truck approaches Wapisiw Lookout, the first reclaimed tailings pond in the oil sands industry. Photo credit: Suncor Energy A widely-circulated article this week by…
A Matter of Fact: How the oil sands benefits Canadians
SAGD oil sands project in northern Alberta. Photo courtesy Cenovus Energy Industry contributes $9 billion to $10 billion per year to government revenues…
Ontario – Not Open for Business
Photo Credit: Pexels When the Ford Conservatives first won government in Ontario in 2018, the mood in the business community was buoyant. After…
A Matter of Fact: IEA World Energy Outlook sees long future for oil and gas
Oil sands project in northern Alberta. Photo supplied to Canadian Energy Centre The world needs more Canadian energy, not less The Paris-based International…
To reduce emissions, the world needs more LNG: report
Wood Mackenzie says spending needs to rise by $400 billion over the next decade. Photo credit: Facebook/LNG Canada An additional $400 billion investment…
Oil and gas in our lives: farming
Without oil and gas, Canada would not be the world’s fifth largest exporter of agricultural products. Photo credit: Pexels/Matt Jerome Connor With fall…
Canadian oil ‘stepping out on the town’ to overseas markets as countdown on for TMX
More Canadian crude than ever is heading overseas, but many of the tankers aren’t leaving from Canada’s shores. Photo credit: Pexels/Jeffry Surianto Canada’s…