[ad_1] It’s no surprise the Alberta government and the country’s oil and gas industry fiercely oppose the Trudeau government’s incoming cap on greenhouse gas emissions from the sector, highlighted by ...

[ad_1] Albertans reacted quickly and cut their power use after an emergency alert was issued last month — but would they also do so to save some money? The idea is something Affordability and Utilitie ...

[ad_1] At meetings in Ottawa this week, a delegation of Alberta business leaders delivered a single, clear message to federal officials about the incoming oil and gas emissions cap. It came ahead of M ...

[ad_1] Citing persistent economic headwinds, Calgary-based pipeline giant Enbridge signalled it’s going to cut its workforce by 650 people next month, while the midstream sector faces a changing lands ...

[ad_1] As the United States pauses the approval of all new LNG export projects, Canada has two projects now being built and a few more at the starting gate. After standing on the sidelines for much of ...

[ad_1] Premier Danielle Smith says she wants to see Alberta “double down” on oil and natural gas production. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to ...

[ad_1] Is the glass half-full, or half-empty, when it comes to Alberta’s latest attempts to tackle aging oil and gas wells across the province? A new publication by the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) ...

[ad_1] In the minutes after Albertans received an emergency alert on Saturday asking them to power down, many looked to Calgary’s skyline and saw a mosaic of office buildings lighting up the downtown. ...

[ad_1] The notion of nuclear power in the oilsands has kicked round for decades, including the wild 1950s Project Cauldron proposal to detonate a bomb underneath the province to assist in bitumen reco ...