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A window of opportunity opens in Japan for Canadian LNG

October 01, 2011 Category: International Tags: , , , ,
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Nuclear outages provide a ready-made market for West Coast exports More →

The clock is ticking on West Coast LNG shipments

September 23, 2011 Category: Energy Ink Tags: , , , , ,
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Nuclear outages in Japan stoke Canadian export plans More →

Cenovus Energy bets on fusion

September 01, 2011 Category: Technology Tags: , , ,
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Nuclear fusion could find a home in the oil sands, but not anytime soon More →

Nuclear still matters, unless you’re selling gas

March 22, 2011 Category: Energy Ink Tags: , , ,
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Flaming reactors clear the way for a clean-burning fossil fuel, maybe More →

Inside Ontario’s $87-billion green dream

March 01, 2011 Category: Alternative Energy Tags: , , , ,
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How Ontario plans to nix coal, without switching off the lights More →

Weighing fixed versus variable electricity costs

January 29, 2011 Category: Charts Tags: , , , ,
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Coal may be dirty, but the black stuff still comes cheap More →

On our radar: a green plan for the ages

November 26, 2010 Category: Energy Ink Tags: , , , , ,
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Ontario's long-term energy plan is ambitious. But who will foot the bill? More →

The morbid side of energy

October 06, 2010 Category: Charts Tags: , , , ,
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Fatalities and accidents are highest in non-OECD countries More →

Bruce Power is no closer to realizing its Western ambitions

May 01, 2010 Category: Alternative Energy Tags: , , ,
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Proposal in Peace Country chilled by local opposition, staggering costs and industrial indifference More →

Can nuclear power green the oil sands?

April 28, 2010 Category: Charts Tags: , ,
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The Canadian Energy Research Institute certainly thinks so More →

Chart of the Week

Alberta Oil Magazine chart of the week

Natural gas vehicles making inroads into a neglected market

Natural gas-powered vehicles (NGVs) have been rolling on Canadian roads for decades, yet they’ve never been able to establish much of a market share in the automobile sector. But surging natural gas production, beyond depressing prices in the US$3 per mcf range, has companies such as Encana Corp. and Shell Canada racing to tap into a market that has long been ignored. More →

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