Oil and Gas

• Ensign cites slow vaccination pace in Canada for poor drilling recovery versus U.S.

  The president of Ensign Energy Services blames the federal government's COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan in part for a poor recovery in its activity in Canada.

  Money

  9 hours
• Cenovus Energy reports $220M Q1 profit compared with a loss a year ago

  Cenovus reported a first-quarter profit of $220 million compared with a loss of $1.8 billion a year ago. CEO Alex Pourbaix spoke about the numbers on a conference call.

  Money

  May 7
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• Enbridge CEO says Line 3 and Line 5 pipelines in U.S. are ‘absolutely critical’

  The CEO of Enbridge says the Line 3 and Line 5 pipelines in the U.S. are "absolutely critical'' as each faces ongoing hurdles thrown up by opponents.

  Environment

  May 5
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• Imperial Oil shareholders defeat shareholder motion to set net zero emission target

  Imperial Oil Ltd. investors have voted 86 per cent to defeat a shareholder resolution that it adopt a target to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.

  Environment

  May 4
• Imperial Oil shares rise on dividend bump, strong production

  Imperial Oil's shares rose on Friday after it increasing its dividend by nearly 23 per cent, and is ramping up its share buybacks.

  Economy

  Apr 30
• Renewable energy: Inside Alberta’s wind and solar boom

  In the heart of oil country, renewable energy is taking flight as giant new wind and solar projects create new opportunities for Alberta's workforce.

  Environment

  Apr 24
• Lloydminster’s Upstream Data is mining for more than just black gold

  Upstream Data makes data centres that can be tied into oil wells and using the excess gas on-site, power the data centers which then mine for bitcoin.

  Canada

  Apr 22
• Michigan agency to include climate in Line 5 tunnel permit review

  A Michigan agency delivered a split decision Wednesday in a high-stakes battle over a pipeline that carries oil beneath a channel that connects two of the Great Lakes.

  Environment

  Apr 21
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• Alberta court asked to step in as SanLing Energy warns it intends to stop operating by April 30

  The Orphan Well Association has applied to have a receiver assume control of the assets of energy producer SanLing Energy, which has warned it will cease operations this month.

  Environment

  Apr 21
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• Oil industry still recovering 1 year after commodity’s historic freefall into negative pricing territory

  On Tuesday, the CEO of an Edmonton-based oilfield service company reflected on the day he saw U.S. crude oil futures turn negative for the first time in history.

  Economy

  Apr 21