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NetNewsLedger - Oilsands Companies Pursue $16.5 Billion Carbon Capture Project

Canadian oilsands companies are actively engaged in the development of a proposed $16.5 billion carbon capture project.

Oilsands giants continue work on proposed $16.5B carbon capture project, despite lingering questions

Canadian oilsands companies are working to develop a proposed $16.5 billion carbon capture project, amid mixed support from local communities and ongoing questions about whether such projects are effective in the global fight against climate change.

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Premier Danielle Smith backs Alberta incentives for carbon capture

Varcoe: Premier Danielle Smith supports provincial incentives for carbon capture projects, including one proposed by the Pathways Alliance.

Varcoe: 'Small price to pay' — Premier says CCUS incentives under development, could be worth nearly $2B for oilsands

Varcoe: Premier Danielle Smith supports provincial incentives for carbon capture projects, including one proposed by the Pathways Alliance.

Poor Friend To Meet Up Later After Everyone Is Done Having Fun

AUSTIN, TX—Claiming he would be totally free to come out once the party died down, local man Dan Gorski informed his wealthier friends Monday that he would love to meet up after everyone was done having fun. “If you’re still hanging out after a great night of making memories together at that Carly Rae concert, I might…

These clean tech startups launched in Calgary, but most of their sales are in the U.S.

A cluster of clean tech firms that got their start in Calgary are growing their operations south of the border as a proposed policy shift in the United States provides a big growth opportunity.

Canadian oil production could peak as early as 2026 in net-zero future, energy regulator says

Enbridge keen to revive natural-gas pipeline plans in northern B.C.

The Westcoast Connector Gas Transmission pipeline would run from northeast B.C. to a planned export terminal on the province’s North Coast

B.C. LNG projects could use nearly two-thirds of provincial electricity output: report

Experts say rapidly expanding the construction of wind turbines may be the only path to make up electricity gap required to decarbonize LNG plants.