Aboriginal title and litigation biggest hurdle for Northern Gateway 2.0 Social media, the Alberta legislature, […]

Oil prices fell 4 per cent Thursday, but regained some ground after OPEC and its […]

On Wednesday, the government of British Columbia issued its CleanBC plan which takes aim at […]

More than nine-in-ten Canadians say marine shipping is generally ‘safe’, but many say they have […]

The interaction of electrical charges between the fine clay particles suspended in oilsands tailings and […]

The persistence of coal consumption is consistent with the experience of earlier energy transitions and […]

Saudi Arabia says it is hoping an oil supply deal could result in an overall […]

In a letter penned by Amarjeet Sohi, the Minister of Natural Resources says the Trudeau […]

Proved US oil reserves increased by 6.4 billion barrels (19.5 per cent) in 2017 compared […]

The Bio-Resy, a small-scale biogas digester from German-based Bio-Ways UG, enables users to transform their […]

With global oil demand set to grow in 2018, global gas use also increasing and […]

The electric power sector is the nation’s largest consumer of coal, accounting for 93 per […]

Oil prices climbed over 4 per cent on Monday after talks between the US and […]

Pressure from investors over climate change has forced Royal Dutch Shell to set out plans […]

Western Canadian Select crude is typically priced lower than other crudes because of its quality.  […]