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Communities keep watch as industry strives to contain a deadly gas

April 01, 2009 Category: Gas, International, Policy, Services Tags: Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, ERCB, H2S, Incident, Pembina Agricultural Protection Association, Pembina Institute, sour gas
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By Graham Chandler

Bill Roman learned the hard way to respect sour gas as a young engineer in the early 1950s. Half a century later, the lesson remains a vivid memory More →

Alberta’s carbon capture strategy hits the limelight

December 05, 2008 Category: Editor's Blog Tags: carbon capture and storage, climate change, david suzuki, Pembina Institute, Poznan
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By Gordon Jaremko

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 →

Outward bound; European oil exports

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 →

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