A new U.S.-Venezuela oil agreement could reshape heavy-crude competition by giving Washington a direct interest in Venezuelan production and preferential access to some of the barrels.
Political scientist Duane Bratt says Alberta’s oil-heavy economy has insulated it from Trump’s tariffs, while the trade war is testing Danielle Smith’s U.S. strategy and Alberta separatism.
Thomas Lukaszuk says Alberta should stop shielding oil and gas from Canada’s response to Donald Trump and cancel the October 19 referendum in the name of national unity.
Alberta’s oil sands were not simply discovered and developed. Jeremy Schmidt argues that government science, geoscience, technology and water governance helped create the modern petroleum economy — and shaped how Alberta thinks about land and energy.
By Bob Weber Oil, pipelines and grievance – to non-Albertans, that may sound like all […]
“I think there is an uprising in the making.” – Grand Chief Arthur Noskey By […]
This article was released by the University of Calgary Faculty of Arts on June 26, […]
Massive Alberta forest fires have forced Canadian Natural Resources Limited to evacuate staff and shut […]
On Wednesday, the Alberta Energy Regulator reported that Trident Exploration abandoned over 4,400 licensed sites […]
Vesta Energy hydraulic fracturing operations south of Sylvan Lake have been shut down while the […]
The startup of Enbridge’s Line 3 will be delayed six to 12 months because of […]
On Friday, Gibson Energy announced that the Calgary-based company has sanctioned 500,000 barrels of new […]
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley appeared before a Senate committee considering Bill C-69 to argue that […]
Alberta renewables plan outlines how the provincial government plans to create more jobs, attract billions […]
Blair Goertzen will retire as President and CEO of Enerflex this May. The Calgary-based company […]