A new International Energy Agency report sugguests the oil and gas industry needs to increase efforts to address climate change or risk becoming socially unacceptable and unprofitable.

Canadians love gas guzzlers. Blake Shaffer of the University of Calgary explains why that might be.

Alberta oil output has increased over the last four years while jobs were cut, and energy experts say the province's bitumen-fuelled booms may be a thing of the past.

The energy industry's want list as Alberta politicians gear up for a spring election includes a doubling of the industry's growth rate and support for six energy pipelines.

Canada's natural resources minister says millions of dollars in subsidies for a Nova Scotia tidal project is just one of the coming announcements as Ottawa boosts riskier forms of renewable energy.

Crude-by-rail shipments could more than double over the next two years as a lack of pipeline capacity forces producers to look to alternatives, said the International Energy Agency Monday.

Each year about 6.5 million deaths worldwide are linked to air pollution, a number that could grow in coming decades unless the energy sector steps up its efforts to slash emissions, the International Energy Agency warned Monday.

The International Energy Agency says that a sharp slowdown in global oil demand growth, coupled with ballooning inventories and rising supply, means the crude market will be oversupplied at least through the first six months of 2017.

Canada's biofuels industry is facing significant headwinds even as interest grows in ways to reduce carbon emissions.

Aside from low prices, heightened environmental concerns, lack of pipeline access and political risk could bring new oil production to "standstill."