Amanda Stephenson
Political uncertainty could derail major carbon capture project: experts
The $16.5-billion project would capture carbon dioxide emissions from the oilsands, Canada's heaviest-emitting sector.
Canadian oil stocks climb as industry absorbs news of Trudeau resignation
Canadian energy stocks surged Monday as PM Trudeau's resignation spurred optimism in the oil and gas sector.
Solar burgers: How agrivoltaics is marrying food production with green energy
Calgary's Sun Cycle Farms proves cattle can coexist with solar farms, demonstrating successful agrivoltaics in Alberta.
Canadian carbon removal company scores US$40M grant from fund backed by Bill Gates
The project is meant to be the world's first direct air capture carbon removal test hub and commercialization centre.
Suncor to increase oil and gas output by up to five per cent in 2025
Suncor Energy plans to boost oil output by up to five per cent in 2025, targeting production of 810,000 to 840,000 barrels per...
Number of inactive oil and gas wells in Alberta fell five per cent in 2023: report
Alberta oil producers spent $769M on well cleanups in 2023, exceeding provincial requirements as inactive wells dropped by five per cent.
First Nations in Alberta want Impact Assessment Act review for Pathways Alliance project
Eight Alberta First Nations urge federal review of $16.5B Pathways carbon capture project over environmental and health risks.
Canada’s oil and gas drilling activity to reach 10-year high in 2025: industry group
Canadian oil and gas drilling is set to hit a decade-high in 2025, driven by new pipelines and LNG export growth.
Industry not consulted on Alberta’s plan to challenge federal emissions cap
Danielle Smith’s surprise Sovereignty Act plans to counter a proposed federal emissions cap spark industry concerns over lack of consultation.
Alberta seeks to “de-risk” oil, gas pipeline investments in wake of Trump victory
Alberta explores boosting U.S. oil exports by de-risking private investments, avoiding direct subsidies for new pipelines.
