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

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.’

Wes Jickling of Canada’s Oil Sands Innovation Alliance discusses their one-of-a-kind approach: using shared technologies to reduce GHG, air, water and land impacts across the industry.

Western University researchers look into genome sequencing tech used for wastewater treatment as potential solution to rapid test for COVID-19 antibodies.

Vital export pipeline receives Alberta government support.

Sector revenue was $2.4 billion in 2019

Company cites uncertainty around Canada’s climate change rules

Oil sands company to provide homes, jobs and training in northern Alberta

Rising global energy demand and practical limits to renewables mean the ‘off fossil fuel’ agenda is a fantasy; real climate action includes lowering emissions from ongoing use of oil and natural gas.

What if you could turn man-made CO2 from something that causes global warming into useful products like concrete, bioplastics or vodka?