The Facts

Assessing the future use of carbon capture, utilization and storage in Canada’s oil and gas sector

The war in Ukraine has emphasized the need for secure and reliable oil and gas resources. At the same time, the world is focused on reducing carbon dioxide emissions from industrial activities. Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) enables oil and gas companies to continue to produce while simultaneously reducing their CO2 emissions.

The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market: Where does Canada fit in?

Energy affordability and security are significant global challenges. Liquefied natural gas (LNG)¹ can play a crucial role in helping the world achieve energy affordability and security.

Examining Canadian oil sands performance metrics at reference and higher oil price case trajectories

$356 billion in Canadian oil and gas upstream spending projected under higher energy price environment over next decade

Making Canadian oil prices more equal: Examining the facts about increased pipeline access

Carbon emissions and coal-fired power in Asia in 2022

Small business accounts for vast majority of oil and gas firms in Canada

Examining key demographics of Canadian oil and gas workers

Global investment in oil and gas will remain robust through 2050

WATCH: CEC’s Mike Simpson on how oil and gas will remain in high demand for decades to come

Canadian Energy Centre Executive Director of Operations Mike Simpson joined Taking Care of Business host Mario Toneguzzi to discuss new research examining key results for oil and natural gas production and demand, drawn from the International Energy Agency’s Extended World Energy Outlook 2021.