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February 01, 2009
Category: Departments, Environment
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Royalty Review, carbon capture, government, royalty, Syncrude
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Provincially, Alberta businesses invested the most in facilities and equipment to protect the environment – surpassing Ontario, the largest spender up until 2002. – Statistics Canada More →
May 29, 2008
Category: Policy
Tags: Alberta Royalty Review, carbon capture and storage, climate change, Environment, gas prices, oil & gas, policies
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The subjects of discussion: the royalty review, climate change regulation, commodity prices and carbon capture and storage More →
Bitumen royalties expected to reach $10 billion by 2014
Alberta gets ball rolling on national energy strategy
Oil drops as Greece inches toward debt default
Province set to announce oil sands monitoring system
Oil sands producers feeling the pinch as costs rise
Alberta oil sands monitoring system expected by spring
Tories vow to fix “broken” regulatory process
Canadian natural gas exports to U.S. to decline: report
Alternative Energy
Nuclear renaissance on hold following disasters
Solar energy in space coming closer to reality
UK wind turbine launch gets mixed reception
Natural Gas
Canada grants second export licence for B.C. LNG
Exporting LNG shows promise, but time is running out
Natural gas continues slide as weather remains mild
International
China “anxious” to accept Alberta crude oil shipments
Provincial budget too dependent on oil – again
Harper kicks off trade mission in China
China will face many challenges in oil sands
Let’s pursue LNG, not oil: Haisla Nation chief
Iran forced to sell oil in yen amid trade blocks
TransCanada is to blame for Keystone decision
Why a national energy strategy makes sense
How the feds have made pipelines a devisive issue
Prime Minister Stephen Harper is not alone in wanting closer economic ties with China. Albertans, too, think a stronger relationship with the Middle Kingdom is in the province’s best interest, according to results of a survey conducted by the University of Alberta’s China Institute. More →
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