Eric Newell: We will harness technology to cut out carbon

February 01, 2012 Category: Big Ideas Tags: carbon capture and storage, CCEMC, clean technology, E-T Energy Ltd., Eric Newell, oil sands
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Chair, Climate Change and Emissions Management Corp. More →

Carbon capture takes a global step forward

December 16, 2011 Category: Energy Ink Tags: carbon, carbon capture and storage, greenhouse gas emissions, Norway, QUEST, Shell Canada, Statoil ASA
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By Jeff Lewis

Liability issues persist as CCS gets CDM status under Kyoto provisions More →

Alberta isn’t alone in scaling back CCS

December 13, 2011 Category: Energy Ink Tags: carbon capture and storage, GHGs, Norway, Statoil ASA
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By Jeff Lewis

European projects face cost pressures; Norway pushes ahead More →

What we’ve been reading: Nov. 29, 2011

November 29, 2011 Category: Energy Ink Tags: carbon capture and storage, CO2, Enbridge Inc, Northern Gateway, oil sands, Pembina Institute
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By Jeff Lewis

Northern Gateway under fire; capped Co2; and a senate roadshow More →

China’s next gambit: carbon capture and storage

September 26, 2011 Category: Energy Ink Tags: Alberta, carbon capture and storage, China, oil sands, Shell Canada, Vaclav Smil
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By Darren Campbell

Alberta seems like a logical place to pursue partnerships More →

Meet the manager in charge of a $1.35-billion quest

September 01, 2011 Category: People Tags: carbon capture and storage, greenhouse gas emissions, oil sands, QUEST, Shell Canada Ltd.
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By Darren Campbell

Ian Silk is responsible for Shell Canada's carbon capture and storage pilot More →

The enduring appeal of Canadian coal

May 01, 2011 Category: Technology Tags: carbon capture and storage, carbon dioxide, clean coal, coal, in situ gasification, oxyfuel combustion, Swan Hills Synfuels
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By Graham Chandler

Derided as a myth, clean coal schemes continue to draw investment More →

Is it time to revisit Alberta’s climate change strategy?

May 01, 2011 Category: Policy Tags: Andrew Leach, carbon capture and storage, climate change strategy, greenhouse gas emissions, Insight
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By Andrew Leach

Carbon capture and storage is more expensive than the province admits More →

Nobel-prize winning scientist steers CCS policy framework

May 01, 2011 Category: Departments Tags: acid gas, carbon capture and storage, carbon dioxide, enhance energy, TransAlta Corp.
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A history of storing acid gas bodes well for earliest CCS projects, Stefan Bachu says More →

Carbon capture and the politics of public acceptance

April 01, 2011 Category: Environment, Technology Tags: carbon capture and storage, enhance energy, greenhouse gas emissions, Petroleum Technology Research Centre, Saskatchewan, Weyburn
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By Taylor Lambert

Why a false alarm at a Saskatchewan farm matters More →