Oil and gas in our lives – Holiday round-up
‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the seasonally decorated house
How Canada’s Top 10 oil and gas producers are investing in local communities
Canada's top oil and gas producers invested more than $110 million in local communities in 2021
40-year export license granted to Indigenous-owned Canadian LNG project
Ksi Lisims LNG project to benefit First Nations in Canada while helping reduce world emissions
The global energy crisis of 2022: A timeline
Energy security has become a key global issue due to the impacts of war, supply chain disruptions and underinvestment in oil and gas
Fresh water use intensity in Canada’s oil sands makes significant drop
Fresh water use intensity across the oil and gas sector has decreased by 14 per cent since 2017, says a new report by the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER).
Carbon Capture and Storage – A critical path for Canada’s decarbonization
Two Canadian carbon capture and storage (CCS) innovators are partnering to help young professionals develop ideas that could transform Canada’s growing CCS industry, which has already removed the equivalent of 10 million cars from the road.
Countdown on to Cedar LNG regulatory decision
The Haisla Nation and Pembina Pipeline Corporation are primed to hear by the end of this year whether they can build the largest Indigenous-owned infrastructure project in Canada’s history.
From California to northern Alberta, wellsite geologist Nicole Renella shares her story
It’s -20C and the snow is blowing as Nicole Renella loads her vehicle and begins the long drive to an Alberta natural gas drilling site.
Yager: Canada increases domestic energy costs while co-operating to reduce prices globally
If you’re confused by 21st century energy geopolitics, it’s not your fault.