Survey finds Canadian women want more balanced energy policy
32% of engaged women disagree that current energy policies are right for them and their families
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Canada’s advantage as the world’s demand for plastic continues to grow
'The demand for plastics reflects how essential they are in our lives'
Promising young CEO Jana McDonald advancing the case for profitable emissions reduction
'I think that we're really privileged to be in the heart of oil and gas town here in Calgary… We’re seeing innovations and ideas that are brilliant'
Canadian renewable propane could be a fuel of the future
‘We want to make sure we reduce emissions while keeping in mind affordability and reliability’
How growing up without reliable power in India helped shape Harshivam Bawa’s passion for responsible Canadian energy
Bawa is the new chair of the Ottawa-based Young Energy Professionals Network
These three Indigenous women are leading the future of Canadian LNG
'By being owners in these projects, we can meaningfully contribute to a cleaner and more just world'
Second B.C. community hospital gets CT scanner from LNG sector
“It’s going to help us a great deal to get the CT scanner. We’ve been wanting to have one for many years"
Indigenous-owned LNG projects in jeopardy with proposed emissions cap, leaders warn
'It's like we're finally at the table and we're having to fight to keep our seat at the table'
Nine major insights from Shell’s latest global LNG outlook
Led by growing demand in China and the need for energy security, LNG is playing an increasingly important role in global gas supply
Oil sands technology competition to generate low emissions carbon fibre moves into final phase
Study found carbon fibre made from oil sands bitumen has 69 per cent lower emissions than conventional sources