May 01, 2009
Category: Alternative Energy, Environment
Tags: Bruce Carson, Canada School of Energy and the Environment, climate change, Climate Change Conference, Copenhage, CSEE, David Layzell, Institute for Sustainable Energy Environment and Economy, Obama, United Nations
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By Bill Gwozd
The Canada School of Energy and Environment briefs federal Environment Minister Jim Prentice on the status of Canada-United States climate change initiatives
December 19, 2008
Category: Editor's Blog
Tags: Alaska, Alberta, climate change, emissions, fossil fuels, greenhouse gas, greenhouse gas emissions, Saskatchewan, usgs
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It will come as slim consolation to western Canadians currently enduring a cold snap frosty enough to prompt warnings to stay indoors by civic health and safety agencies.
December 05, 2008
Category: Editor's Blog
Tags: carbon capture and storage, climate change, david suzuki, Pembina Institute, Poznan
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The Alberta government and the oil industry have just been paid an unintended compliment by two of their most prominent environmental critics.
May 29, 2008
Category: Environment
Tags: Bill 3, climate change, emissions, GHG, greenhouse gas, Hans Luu, legislation, Specified Gas Emitters Regulation
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By Nick Roe
Hans Luu explains the rule and regulations behind Alberta’s new laws
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
January 30, 2008
Category: Environment, Gas
Tags: climate change, GasAndes, hydrates, hydrocarbon, permafrost
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By Bill Gwozd
Unlike the 1950s conspiracy theory about water that could run your car forever, this source – gas hydrates – is for real
July 01, 2006
Category: Environment
Tags: Al Gore, climate change, documentary, Inconvenient Truth, Review - tab section
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By Frederick Cedoz
The summer release of former U.S. vice president Al Gore’s documentary on climate change was made even more notorious by the appearance of comments in the world media by Mr. Gore on Alberta’s oilsands
July 01, 2006
Category: People
Tags: Charlie Fischer, climate change, Climate Change Central, electricity, energy efficiency, Long Lake, Nexen
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By Frederick Cedoz
Alberta Oil editors Mark Wolfe and Marc Pritchard talked with Nexen President and CEO Mr. Fischer in July
April 01, 2006
Category: Alternative Energy, Technology
Tags: climate change, NAIT, oxide fuel cell, R&D
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When a 5kW solid oxide fuel cell showed up at NAIT’s main campus in Edmonton this year, the post-secondary institution entered an elite group. Only nine other places in the world can lay claim to having a solid oxide fuel cell in their possession—even the U.S. Department of Energy is on a waiting list to get one
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