North America LNG project cost competitiveness
Lower costs for natural gas, shipping and liquefaction give Canada an edge in the emerging global LNG market
Oil and gas in the global economy through 2050
The world will continue to rely on oil and gas for decades to come, according to the International Energy Agency
25 facts about oil and gas: A summary Research Brief
The Canadian Energy Centre's 2023 reference guide to the latest research on Canada's oil and gas industry
Global emissions from coal plants
Coal remains the primary fuel for global electricity generation, particularly in Asian countries
International comparisons of gas flaring among top oil producers
Canada contributed just 0.7% of the global amount of gas flaring despite being the world's fourth-largest oil producer
Small business continues to account for the vast majority of oil and gas firms in Canada
Nearly 96% of Canadian oil and gas firms have fewer than 100 employees, outpacing the U.S., Norway and the European Union
Nuclear power in the global energy mix
Despite uneven global usage, nuclear energy powers about 10% of the world's total electricity grid
Canada’s natural gas an essential part of energy transformation: report
Converting 20% of Asia’s coal-fired power to natural gas would ’save a Canada’ in world emissions
Reliable, cleaner and cheaper: Canada’s LNG opportunity in the Asia-Pacific natural gas market
Canadian LNG could be a strong competitor to the traditional natural gas exporting countries serving countries like Japan and South Korea
Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) will spearhead energy transformation
Global CCUS spending projected at over US $256 billion to date between 2023 and 2030