Oil and gas demand to stay strong through 2050, a ‘building block’ of our world
The latest outlook for energy demand to 2050 underscores Canada’s opportunity to supply responsibly produced oil and gas as the world works to reduce emissions.
Dear Hollywood: Stop misrepresenting Indigenous views on resource development
The Indigenous Resource Network advocates for a sustainable future for Indigenous communities who rely on the natural resource sector in Canada. Here’s their message to Hollywood celebrities like Mark Ruffalo who continue to spread misinformation about the Coastal GasLink Pipeline project in B.C.
Alberta orphan wells decreasing as reclamation activity picks up
More and more oil and gas wells in Alberta are being cleaned up and returned to nature.
A Matter of Fact: European Parliament is wrong to endorse ‘fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty’
The European Parliament is endorsing a dangerous and misguided “fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty” that would cause harm to people around the world.
A Matter of Fact: Albertans benefitting from higher oil and gas prices
Recent media reports suggest the wealth generated by increased oil and gas prices is leaving Alberta (and Canada), and the outlook for the industry is declining. This is misleading, and incorrect.
Yager: Alberta petroleum, politics and prosperity – an historical perspective
The political success of Alberta premiers dating back 50 years has been closely linked to the oil and gas business and federal/provincial relations.
U.S. depletion of Strategic Petroleum Reserve highlights Canada’s energy security benefits
Like the cancellation of Canada’s Keystone XL pipeline, the unprecedented depletion of the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve is contributing to a less energy secure world, says a veteran Wall Street energy analyst.
Willow Lake Métis Nation finds platform for sohkastwâwin (‘resilience’) working with oil and gas
More stories are emerging of Indigenous communities advancing economic reconciliation through Canada’s energy sector.
Architect of Germany’s drive to renewable energy sees need for oil and gas
A leading architect of Germany’s “Energiewende” push towards wind and solar over coal, oil, gas and nuclear admits that renewable energy alone is not sufficient to maintain reliable supply.
U.S. lawmakers urge case for Keystone XL as OPEC makes major production cut
As President Joe Biden takes in the latest rejection by OPEC countries to increase production to help ease American pump prices, U.S. lawmakers are again condemning his cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline from Alberta.