Eureka No More
Today’s discoveries may have lost their anecdotal appeal, but researchers continue to break new ground (more…)
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Imagine a super fire extinguisher, built as a carbon-dioxide-filled tube stretching hundreds of kilometers from Fort McMurray to central Alberta. The vision is on a drawing board at Enbridge Inc., Canada’s largest oil pipeline company. |
Today’s discoveries may have lost their anecdotal appeal, but researchers continue to break new ground (more…)
The talent most in demand is the ability to turn bright ideas into profitable action (more…)
Environmental Refuelling Systems Inc. tackles logistics, long distances and remote worksites to keep the fuel flowing (more…)
Enbridge’s colossal new storage site makes market coups possible (more…)
The oil patch depends on new technology but is slow to implement it. Steve Larter is pining for change (more…)
Offshore oil traffic is igniting environmental concerns in the Maritimes (more…)
Energy scholars are separating the snake oil from 90 years of bitumen genius (more…)
Regulators borrow military technology to detect air pollution (more…)
Automation is smoothing drilling’s hard edges (more…)
Ultrasound techniques borrowed from the medical field probes old pipe (more…)

