Why the U.S. Navy plans to sink its addiction to oil

May 01, 2011 Category: Alternative Energy, Dispatches Tags: crude oil, Department of Defense, U.S. Navy
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By Doug Matthews

The institution's move away from crude recalls Churchill's switch from coal to oil More →

Is offshore drilling worth it?

May 12, 2010 Category: Charts Tags: crude oil, EIA, Gasoline, offshore, Price
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A snapshot of projected benefits and costs of offshore drilling in light of the Deepwater blowout in the Gulf of Mexico More →

National Energy Board data points to sustained Canadian crude exports

November 18, 2009 Category: Charts Tags: crude, crude oil, exports
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Early 2009 figures show boost over 2008 More →

U.S. ranks as No. 1 destination for Alberta bitumen

October 08, 2009 Category: Charts Tags: crude oil, refining
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Homegrown downstream business still elusive More →

Going With the Flow | The energy industry’s water conservation challenge

January 30, 2008 Category: Environment Tags: Athabasca River, bitumen, coalbed methane, crude oil, Mry Griffiths, oilsands, Pembina Institute, THAI, toe-to-hell air injection, water
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An examination of the water issues facing the energy industry in Alberta More →

Nigeria’s Petroleum-based Nation-building

January 30, 2008 Category: Gas, International Tags: bitumen, crude oil, Dr. Emmanuel Egbogak, heavy oil, hydrocarbon, liquefied natural gas, LNG, NAPCOM, Niger Delta, Nigeria, oil sands, oilsands, petroleum, West Africa
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By Paul Michael Wihbey

Paul Michael Wihbey, President of Washington-based energy consulting firm GWEST, draws on his in-depth working knowledge of West Africa to report on Nigeria’s energy-driven upswing as well as its heavy oil industry’s promising Alberta connection More →