Part I of this series noted that Canadians’ appetite for climate action has grown over the last year, but that their confidence the country can actually reduce emissions is weak. Many see governments as part of the problem, not the solution.

Western Canada has the potential to be a world leader in the export of LNG through the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and collaborative partnerships with its Indigenous people, say the authors of a paper highlighted Wednesday at the virtual GeoConvention.

A skilled labour shortage is a key challenge currently facing Canada’s energy sector, say industry representatives speaking at this week’s GeoConvention.

Drilling rig activity in Western Canada and the Top 10 active operators as of Sept. 16, 2021 as reported this morning by Rig Locator.

Alberta’s Wednesday land sale brought $4.4 million into government coffers.

2020 will be a year that everyone will remember. When asked, “What happened in 2020?” everyone’s response (in some form) would likely relate to the global pandemic.

“Energy transition” is increasingly a contested term.

Suncor Energy Inc. signed agreements with eight Indigenous communities in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (RMWB) to acquire all of TC Energy Corporation’s 15 per cent equity interest in the Northern Courier Pipeline Limited Partnership.

The Blueberry River First Nations (BRFN) filed a letter with the Canada Energy Regulator (CER) seeking to suspend the approval process for the NEBC Connector project.

The global market for lithium ion batteries will be $300 billion annually by 2030, according to a recent World Economic Forum report.

The Daily Oil Bulletin, Fluor Canada, and geoLOGIC systems are searching for the best and brightest in the Canadian oil and gas industry to be our Rising Stars of 2021.