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This infographic explains how we use hydraulic fracturing to safely extract natural gas resources, from the ground down.

Shell Canada partners with local towns in B.C. and Alberta to reuse municipal wastewater instead of using fresh water for its operations.

The Duvernay shale could yield billions of barrels of oil and trillions of cubic feet of natural gas.

Depth of resource, regulations and industry best practices ensure groundwater resources are protected during hydraulic fracturing.

This infographic highlights six reasons why natural gas is a key part of the energy mix of the future

A government-regulated technology used safely for more than 60 years.

Bill O’Neil, Lab Manager at Trican Research and Development, is working to make safer additives for hydraulic fracturing.