Don Braid gets it wrong on LNG Canada
October 1, 2018 | Markham on Energy
Positive FID on LNG Canada will lead to more West Coast liquefaction facilities, good news […]
Positive FID on LNG Canada will lead to more West Coast liquefaction facilities, good news […]
Upstream oil sands GHG emissions are expected to continue to fall in the coming years. […]
Technology tranforming oilfield: fracking, horizontal drilling, multiple wells from single pad on production side, digital […]
American investors are picking up discounted shale oil and gas assets on the cheap, preferring […]
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Canada oil sands importance to heavy oil markets rises, though constrained pipeline infrastructure will weigh […]
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“A product (oil sands bitumen) that is produced in the least GHG-intensive way is a […]
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Mike Hogan shares capacity market design basics and lessons Alberta can learn from other jurisdictions […]
Alberta still has a healthy reserve margin in the electricity system with no need for […]
Alberta digital media companies that recruit, retain more homegrown talent are eligible for new Interactive […]
“Renewables can provide greater reliability for the electricity grid because of the nature of their […]
Retailers are not required to upgrade their pumps with pay-at-the-pump technology On June 1, new […]