Canada’s carbon capture expertise shines at COP28
Hoping to provide COP28 attendees with valuable insights on how to deploy carbon capture to reduce global emissions
Tag: Carbon capture
Canada must capitalize on the coming CCS boom
JAMES MILLAR: But it is imperative that companies in Canada receive the business certainty they need to move forward
Oil and gas know-how key to reducing emissions: Canada pension plan CEO
DEBORAH JAREMKO: Support for new Canadian oil and gas technologies will do more to reduce emissions than arbitrarily selling these investments
Canadian technology lowering emissions from oil and gas drilling
DEBORAH JAREMKO: Faster drill times, alternative fuels and batteries, and engine automation are just the beginning. The industry keeps evolving and innovating
Carbon capture a ticket out of poverty for Indigenous communities
JOSEPH QUESNEL: What is becoming clear is that the energy economy and the carbon tech sector have also become a “new buffalo” for Indigenous communities
Carbon capture an opportunity for Canada to lead the world
DEBORAH JAREMKO: It’s a key piece of what could become a new large-scale industry for Canada that reduces the environmental footprint of multiple sectors
How much, how fast: Research sheds new light on carbon storage
ENVIRONMENT: Groundbreaking work could help industry find suitable sites and improve understanding of how to store carbon safely over the long term
Without carbon capture, we will not meet our climate goals
KRYSTLE WITTEVRONGEL: Carbon capture not only prevents the release of CO2 into the atmosphere but can also reduce overall accumulation
Why Canada should embrace carbon-capture projects
TOM OLSEN: The federal government should ignore activist academics’ pleas against carbon-capture if it’s serious about meeting climate targets
Let’s be smarter on carbon capture. We won’t get to net-zero without it
KRYSTLE WITTEVRONGEL: There is a real opportunity to reduce GHG emissions through decarbonization
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