Capping energy industry emissions is all pain, no gain
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Alberta is high on hydrogen
Episode #19 in our Decarbonization series, third of three on the role of hydrogen in addressing Alberta’s commitment to emissions reduction
Canada’s oil and gas industry is improving environmental performance
DEBORAH JAREMKO: There is an ongoing false narrative that Canada’s oil and gas industry has a poor track record when it comes to the environment
Albertans’ double burden: inflation plus bracket creep
KRYSTLE WITTEVRONGEL: The government of Alberta must follow through on its promise to re-index the tax system to inflation as soon as possible
The role of hydrogen in Alberta
Episode #18 in our Decarbonization series, the second of three on the role of hydrogen in addressing Alberta’s commitment to emissions reduction
WEBINAR: Alberta is committed to emissions reduction
Episode #17 in our Decarbonization series, the first of three on the role of hydrogen in addressing Alberta’s commitment to emissions reduction
Why Canada still needs the Trans Mountain expansion
DEBORAH JAREMKO: Despite cost overruns, the expansion, now expected to be complete in late 2023, will help meet continued world oil use, benefiting Canadians
Canadian energy sector has been down, but will never be out
DAVID YAGER: A clear signal that Alberta’s oil and gas industry is alive and kicking was Calgary’s Global Energy Show held recently
Stabilizing volative Alberta government revenues
IAN MADSEN: Why are Alberta public finances so hostage to either international commodity markets or epidemiological or geopolitical disruptions?
Canada replaces OPEC as lead oil importer to U.S. Gulf Coast
DEBORAH JAREMKO: Producers are finding smaller, less direct routes, including rail, to connect supply with demand. And there’s significant room to grow
Surging global coal use highlights opportunity for Canadian LNG
DEBORAH JAREMKO: There are 2,449 coal-fired plants operating around the world, 189 are under construction and a further 292 are planned for the near future
