Fuel fight: the pros and cons of biofuel production
July 21, 2010
Category: Charts
Tags: biofuel, IEA, landuse
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Not all fuels are created equal. Some use more land than others More →
July 21, 2010
Category: Charts
Tags: biofuel, IEA, landuse
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Not all fuels are created equal. Some use more land than others More →
June 11, 2010
Category: Blog
Tags: efficiency, Energy, IEA, subsidies
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Ending subsidies for fossil fuels would trigger a switch to less GHG-intensive fuels, Paris-based group says More →
June 09, 2010
Category: Charts
Tags: energy savings, IEA
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Carpooling, telecommuting and compressed work weeks among solutions posed by IEA More →
July 02, 2009
Category: Editor's Blog
Tags: IEA, OPEC
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Has Alberta truly emerged as a world-class star of the global oil firmament? You bet More →
June 24, 2009
Category: Charts
Tags: Add new tag, emission reduction, emissions, IEA
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February 01, 2009
Category: Departments, Gas
Tags: canada, IEA, National Energy Program, pipeline Alberta eastern Canada, Policy, strategic petroleum reserve
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Is it time for Canada to adopt a U.S.-style emergency petroleum reserve? More →
Enbridge earnings up as Kalamazoo spill spreads
Talisman profits jump on strong shale production
All aboard! Province eyes shipping bitumen by rail
China nears energy ‘break-point’: Tertzakian
Exit Hayward; BP to name new CEO amid spill fallout
Oil sands crude futures to trade on NYMEX
Encana share price slides nearly 5%
U.S. ambassador calls for cleaner oil sands
Alternatives
Batteries cure intermittent energy woes
Ontario slashes solar power rate-of-return
Green electricity gaining critical mass
Ontario slashes already generous rates for solar
Natural Gas
U.S. EPA sets sights on hydraulic fracturing
Coal’s fall from grace a boon for natural gas
Unconventional gas is the future
International
12 dead in China pipeline blast: reports
More Saudi oil goes to China than U.S.

The EU is not generally thought of as an energy exporter, but the continent does export a bit of crude oil. While EU countries import a total of 572.5 Mt of crude oil from third-party countries, mainly Russia, Norway and western Asia, their 15.2 Mt worth of exports go mainly to the U.S. with some oil surprisingly going to Canada. More →