This article was published by the International Energy Agency on Jan. 10, 2022. By Dr Fatih Birol, Executive Director, International Energy Agency Amitabh Kant, CEO of NITI Aayog (National Institution for Transforming India) This commentary [Read more]
Alberta digital media companies that recruit, retain more homegrown talent are eligible for new Interactive Digital Media Tax Credit Alberta’s passing of the Growth and Diversification Act will see students gain additional access to skills and [Read more]
In 2017, the EU was second largest market for renewables in the world As European Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy, Miguel Arias Cañete is tasked with accelerating the deployment of renewable energy in the [Read more]
BC economy forecast to advance by 2.6%, Alberta by 1.9%, Saskatchewan by just 1.3% All provinces can expect slower economic growth this year as a number of factors—ranging from uncertainty over NAFTA, stalled oil pipeline [Read more]
Carolyn Fischer’s work on effects of carbon pricing on international competitiveness influenced design of Alberta’s GHG emissions rules By Alanna Mitchell, University of Ottawa Carolyn Fischer, a Canadian–American citizen who was born in Ontario while her [Read more]
Canada’s GDP saw largest monthly gain since May 2017 The Conference Board of Canada(CBOC) has released insights into the latest gross domestic product(GDP) statistics for Canada, which rebounded thanks to strong mining, oil and gas [Read more]
80% of Canadians live in jurisdictions with a price on carbon pollution in 2017 A new analysis by Environment and Climate Change Canada says that pricing carbon can significantly reduce carbon pollution while maintaining a [Read more]
Crude oil production in Permian Basin providing a much-needed uplift for midstream companies East Daley Capital Advisors, Inc., an energy information and insights provider, reports that the overall outlook is positive for most major U.S. oil [Read more]
Government plans on using future carbon tax revenue for general revenue starting 2021 The latest Alberta Budget released on March 22, attempted to balance the demands for additional spending against the need for fiscal restraint. [Read more]
Venezuela clearly vulnerable to accelerated decline and could tip oil market into deficit territory The past month has been relatively uneventful in terms of data changes, apart from an increase to the International Energy Agency’s(IEA) [Read more]
Calgary unemployment rate down from a 22-year high of 9.4% in 2016 to 8.7% last year Economic growth is set to moderate in Calgary and Edmonton this year, with the cities expanding by 2.5 per [Read more]
Increasing profitability is one of main drivers of growth in many European countries The global photovoltaics (PV) market is gathering speed with 2018 likely to see annual PV deployment pass the 100 gigawatt (GW) mark [Read more]
ExxonMobil expects to grow manufacturing capacity in North America and Asia Pacific by 40% ExxonMobil today outlined an aggressive growth strategy to more than double earnings and cash flow from operations by 2025 at today’s oil [Read more]
In Venezuela, oil production has fallen by over half in past 20 years Oil production growth from the United States, Brazil, Canada and Norway can keep the world well supplied, more than meeting global oil [Read more]
Alberta’s unemployment rate will drop close to 6% by the end of 2018 British Columbia and Alberta will still be performing well this year and will be joined by Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador [Read more]
In 3 months prior to November, US crude oil output increased by surprising 846,000/d, and will soon overtake Saudi Arabia New and revised data shows a modest tightening of the balance in the early part [Read more]
End to NAFTA would be a major blow to Mexico and its economy could slip into a severe recession Following a solid increase of 3.2 per cent last year, real GDP in the global economy [Read more]
Now, new oil sands projects can be built with WTI lower than US$ 60/bbl The National Energy Board’s (NEB) recently released report shows that growth in the oil sands will continue. Raw bitumen production in 2016 [Read more]
Oil sands production costs have fallen significantly since 2014 price crash, ensuring companies are competitive in global markets Oil sands production growth will continue through the next decade but a slowdown is anticipated with investment [Read more]
Exports expanded last year, but entirely from energy sector. Canada continues to lose market share in many core non-commodity export markets By Craig Alexander, senior VP and chief economist, Conference Board of Canada Policy makers in [Read more]
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