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Canada ousts OPEC as lead oil importer to U.S. Gulf Coast

Canada ousts OPEC as lead oil importer to U.S. Gulf Coast

The tables have turned in the largest refining market in the U.S., with oil imports from OPEC countries like Saudi Arabia and Iraq taking a dramatic drop in the last five years.   
Oil and gas in our lives – spring and summer sports

Oil and gas in our lives – spring and summer sports

The grass has finally turned green, and parents are setting up their folding chairs on sidelines across the country as spring and summer sports kick-off. 
A Matter of Fact: Canada is the solution for the G7’s energy security crisis

A Matter of Fact: Canada is the solution for the G7’s energy security crisis

Canada and its partners in the G7 are calling on OPEC for solutions to the growing energy security crisis they say is a “grave concern” for households – particularly low-income households – around the world.  
Yager: Natural gas, Alberta’s forgotten economic powerhouse

Yager: Natural gas, Alberta’s forgotten economic powerhouse

“They call natural gas the fuel of the future. It must be because it has no present value.” 
Canada’s oil and gas emissions went down in 2020: national inventory report

Canada’s oil and gas emissions went down in 2020: national inventory report

Efforts by Canada’s oil and gas industry to reduce emissions are paying off, according to the latest data submitted by the federal government to the United Nations.  
Low emissions oil sands technology pilot hits major milestone

Low emissions oil sands technology pilot hits major milestone

A major milestone has been reached for a first of its kind pilot project that could dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fresh water use from oil development in Canada and around the world.  
New Alberta plastics plant commits to supporting a circular economy

New Alberta plastics plant commits to supporting a circular economy

Plastic is a critical material that enables many aspects of modern life. It is used in food packaging, fabrics, electronics, household products, vehicles, medical supplies – the list goes on and on.  
Quesnel: Carbon capture and storage can be a ticket out of poverty for Indigenous communities

Quesnel: Carbon capture and storage can be a ticket out of poverty for Indigenous communities

First Nations and Metis communities are becoming heavily involved in carbon capture and storage projects in Alberta, capitalizing on developments that would see carbon emissions from industrial sites get buried deep underground. 
U.S. senators tout importance of Canadian oil and gas for North American energy security

U.S. senators tout importance of Canadian oil and gas for North American energy security

Members of the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee are endorsing calls to create a North American energy alliance that prioritizes responsible production of resources while bolstering continental energy security. 
Canada’s east coast LNG ripe for boosting European energy security

Canada’s east coast LNG ripe for boosting European energy security

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is fueling renewed interest in developing natural gas export facilities on Canada’s east coast, as European countries look abroad for more stable energy supplies that align with international climate change plans and respect for human rights.