Demand for oil in China is export-driven
June 30, 2010
Category: Charts
Tags: China oil demand, emerging markets, oil and gas
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Rising consumer appetites only partly explains a rush for foreign oil More →
June 30, 2010
Category: Charts
Tags: China oil demand, emerging markets, oil and gas
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Rising consumer appetites only partly explains a rush for foreign oil More →
May 05, 2010
Category: Charts
Tags: canada, International, North America, oil and gas, rig count
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Approximate rig counts show signs of life among Canadian, U.S. and international firms More →
March 24, 2010
Category: Charts
Tags: job recruitment, oil and gas, social media
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More than 20 per cent of firms use Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to recruit new hires More →
September 30, 2009
Category: Charts
Tags: GDP, oil and gas, oil sands
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Energy tops up coffers amid talk of diversification More →
May 01, 2009
Category: Environment, Gas, Policy
Tags: Alberta’s Energy Resources Conservation Board, ERCB, oil and gas, oilfield waste
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Recession or not, cleaning up after fossil fuels is a thriving business More →
February 10, 2009
Category: Charts
Tags: oil and gas
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Not surprising, opinions about oil sand developers differ in different parts of Canada. However, when it comes to public opinion about environmental responsibility, developers get poor scores all around More →
January 01, 2006
Category: Gas
Tags: Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, Canadian Natural Resources Limited, Encana, oil and gas, Saskatchewan
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Behind its plain, prairie wrapping, Saskatchewan is the second largest crude oil producer in Canada, pumping out approximately 20 per cent of national production, as well as the third largest natural gas producer in the country More →
January 01, 2006
Category: People
Tags: football, Frank McHahon, George McMahon, oil and gas, Petro-Canada
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The story of Frank and George McMahon, two brothers and pioneers of the oil and gas industry who made their mark on Canadian football 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 →