Vision document outlines industry’s huge potential to create new jobs and government revenues, while addressing emissions.

Canadian university research group takes global approach to find breakthrough technologies that lower greenhouse gas emissions from oil and natural gas production.

UofC researchers Jacky Wang and Ian Gates are working on a groundbreaking approach that would turn oil reservoirs into emissions-free hydrogen gas mines.

Using hot water instead of steam could dramatically reduce emissions associated with oil sands production—if Hossein Hejazi can find the right recipe of additives.

Stronger than steel, lighter than paper and powered by petroleum.

Asphaltene, a carbon-rich bitumen byproduct, could be used to make carbon fibre.

Panel of industry experts says the resource sector could create 2.6 million new jobs.

A strong national natural gas and oil industry creates jobs and economic growth in Canada’s most populous province.

Independent study outlines many positive relationships and benefits across Canada arising from Indigenous engagement with the resource economy.

Mike Tourigny believes in the power of disruptive technologies; Acceleware’s use of RF heating for oil sands recovery could be just the ticket to ‘cleaner, better energy.’