Oil And Gas

• LNG touted, and doubted, as green transition fuel

  Canada's first liquefied natural gas cargoes will soon arrive on Asian shores, a milestone touted — and doubted — as a boon for global emissions-cutting efforts. 

  Economy

  Jun 29
  
• Climate group voices concern about fossil fuel industry representation on pension fund boards

  In a report out Thursday, Shift said that as of June 1, the boards of five of Canada's largest public sector funds had members who are also involved with fossil fuel companies.

  Environment

  Jun 26
  
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• Enbridge says it would pitch new pipeline to reach West Coast if right conditions exist

  Enbridge has a massive pipeline network spanning Canada and the United States.

  Economy

  Jun 25
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• Oilsands output projected to hit new record this year: S&P Global

  Production is expected to hit 3.5 million barrels per day this year.

  Economy

  Jun 24
• Canadian banks’ funding for fossil fuels rose in 2024 despite record heat: report

  The Banking on Climate Chaos report by a coalition of environmental groups found that lending and underwriting among the world's 65 top banks rose by US$162.5 billion last year.

  Environment

  Jun 17
• MEG Energy urges shareholders to reject unsolicited takeover offer by Strathcona Resources

  Strathcona and MEG both extract bitumen using steam-driven techniques in eastern Alberta and don't have fuel refining or retail businesses like some bigger oilsands players.

  Money

  Jun 17
• Alberta to explore injecting oilsands tailings underground

  The idea is one of five being put forward by an Alberta government-appointed committee tasked with studying potential tailings management options.

  Environment

  Jun 12
• Federal government to cut short study of bill to speed up resource project approvals

  MacKinnon has put a motion on notice to push the bill through the House by the end of next week at an unusually swift pace, leaving just a day to hear from civil society groups.

  Economy

  Jun 12
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• Alberta oilsands operators ramping up production at Christina Lake after nearby wildfires

  The Caribou Lake fire complex burning south of Christina Lake is still considered out of control and covers almost 700 square kilometres.

  Fire

  Jun 12
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• Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta looking to entice private-sector pipeline builder

  Premier Danielle Smith has been enthusiastic about reviving a plan to ship oilsands crude to Prince Rupert on the northern B.C. coast for export to Asia.

  Economy

  Jun 11