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Innovation Profile: Jason McGillivray and the methane challenge
Shell project manager helps create a new zero-bleed well pad design that reduces natural gas site GHG emissions.
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Hydraulic Fracturing 101
Hydraulic fracturing has unlocked vast natural gas resources for Canadians. We explain how it works.
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Innovation Trends in Canadian Oil and Gas: Peter Tertzakian
"The world is still going to be consuming over 100 million barrels a day of oil for some time. So, the question has to be reframed: It’s not, are we going to need oil in the future? But who is going to supply that oil?"
Peter Tertzakian, Calgary, Alberta
In the news
- Ottawa announces 'first step' in reviving Trans Mountain pipeline project
- Oil Rises as Saudis Are Said to Be Content With Prices Over $80
- Oil Demand Is Robust, OPEC Chief Barkindo Says
- TransCanada signs all elected First Nations along $4.7-billion gas pipeline route through BC
- China's Sinopec joins group planning to build Alberta oil refinery
- US 'likely' has taken over as the world's top oil producer
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Latest data shows major offshore resource potential
Independent resource assessment adds even more oil and natural gas to Newfoundland and Labardor's offshore resource potential.
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New approach to oil sands mining could eliminate tailings ponds
Canadian natural working on a new in-pit mining technology that would produce dry tailings while reducing CO2 emissions and costs.
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Hydraulic Fracturing 101: CO2
Did you know natural gas means less greenhouse gas emissions?
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The Natural Gas Debate
ARC Energy Ideas story notes that 'today's reality continues to suggest strong growth for natural gas.'
