According to data from the Government of Canada’s 2019 National Inventory Report, Canada’s oil sands per barrel greenhouse gas emissions have fallen 32 per cent since 1990. The inventory is Canada’s official report submitted to the United Nations Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) on greenhouse gas emissions.
The report highlights significant progress made through innovations like carbon capture and storage, and efforts to reduce flaring and venting. The full report can be download here.
The world needs energy. Shouldn’t it come from a nation that leads in terms of environment, social progress and regulatory quality?
Lightweight, gas permeable contact lenses are made possible by oil and natural gas.
Despite government approvals and the desire of most Canadians to get new pipelines built, delays have affected this nation-building project proposal.
Oil sands producers work to minimize their land footprint and to reclaim all lands that are disturbed.
Canadian liquefied natural gas produces way fewer greenhouse gas emissions than coal, taking into account production, transportation and combustion.