Energy executives have shared their views with Ottawa on navigating the U.S. tariff threat and are working with their customers to lobby the Trump government, says a federal minister.
The federal government needs to take urgent action to stem the flow of fentanyl and illegal migrants at the border to avoid punitive tariffs expected to be placed on Canada by the U.S. this weekend, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said after meeting with federal and provincial counterparts on Wednesday.
Since profiling two groups working to produce carbon fibre from bitumen-derived feedstock in the fourth part of the bitumen beyond combustion (BBC) series published by DOB Energy in the spring of 2024, one of the two — a research team from the University of British Columbia (UBC) led by Yasmine Abdin, an assistant professor of materials engineering — has launched a spin-off company, Vancouver-based Fibernx Technologies.
When it comes to advancing the major carbon capture and storage project by Pathways Alliance, time is of the essence, says Canada’s energy and natural resources minister.
As a result of certain conditions being met from a 2017 deal, Canadian Natural Resources Limited and Shell Canada Limited are making an asset swap related to the Athabasca Oil Sands Project.
The Alberta government is planning to grow the Heritage Fund to at least $250 billion by 2050 by retaining and reinvesting rather than spending the fund’s earnings, Premier Danielle Smith announced on Wednesday.
On Jan. 6, Journey Energy Inc. announced initial drilling results on the first 2.0 (0.71 net) wells in its Duvernay joint venture in central Alberta.
Pulse Seismic Inc. signed a $10.0 million seismic data licensing sales contract for 3D seismic data located in west-central Alberta.
Western Energy Services Corp. announced that Alex MacAusland, president and chief executive officer, has decided to retire from his roles at the company, including as a director of Western, effective immediately.