Four ways to make Alberta a world energy leader

February 02, 2012 Category: Shaping Alberta Tags: Bitumen Royalty In Kind, diesel, greenhouse gas emissions, North West Upgrading, oil sands, upgrading, value-added
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By Ian MacGregor

Step one, Ian MacGregor says, is to 'push the envelope' on refining More →

Data needed for oil sands carbon comparisons

January 13, 2012 Category: Columns Tags: carbon, Eye on Oilsands, Fuel Quality Directive, greenhouse gas emissions, oil sands
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By Jackie Forrest

Environmental aspects of crude oil now factor in energy policy More →

Peter Kent struggles to define role as environment boss

January 05, 2012 Category: Columns Tags: cap-and-trade, Dossier, Environment, greenhouse gas emissions, oil sands, Ottawa, Parliament Hill, Peter Kent
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By Tom Korski

Former broadcaster knew how to spot landmines in media. In environment? Not so much 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 →

Opinion: Banning oil sands is no low-carbon panacea

November 09, 2011 Category: Economics Tags: bitumen, coal-to-liquids, gas-to-liquids, greenhouse gas emissions, oil sands
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By Andrew Leach

Hate bitumen? You'll loathe the next-best alternative More →

Why a national energy strategy is easier said than implemented

October 21, 2011 Category: Policy Tags: Alberta, Alykhan Velshi, ethical oil, greenhouse gas emissions, oil sands
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By Doug Matthews

Canada's energy policies remain firmly tethered to U.S. More →

Redford takes old school tack in selecting new energy czar

October 12, 2011 Category: Energy Ink Tags: Alberta, Alberta Progressive Conservative Party, Alison Redford, Environment, greenhouse gas emissions, oil & gas, oil sands, Ron Leipert, Ted Morton
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By Darren Campbell

Alberta's newly-minted premier picks Ted Morton to succeed Ron Liepert 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 →

Analysis: Keystone lurches forward, challenges remain

August 26, 2011 Category: Policy Tags: greenhouse gas emissions, Keystone XL, oil sands, TransCanada Corp, U.S. State Department
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U.S. ambassador: Oil sands producers must still be 'stewards' More →

A civic lesson in greenhouse gas reduction

May 01, 2011 Category: Policy Tags: greenhouse gas emissions, Medicine Hat, QUEST, solar-thermal, transit, urban density
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By Cailynn Klingbeil

Why improving Canada’s emissions record must include urban action More →