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Alberta’s Industrial Heartland is a network of pre-zoned industrial land.

Four Alberta-led CCUS projects receive funding as part of international partnership...

The Technology Innovation and Emissions Reduction (TIER) fund is supporting four new multimillion-dollar carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) projects.

The NGO Global Witness found that Shell Quest, a blue hydrogen and carbon capture pilot facility in Alberta, emitted more CO2 than it captured.

The EU plans to label natural gas as 'green' in sustainable investment rules. From 2026 it will have to be blended with low-carbon gases like green hydrogen - but many scientists warn this is inefficient, costly and damaging to health.

These two entries in the new I Can Read!: ­Comics series show its audience range. Fish, for younger, ­almost-independent readers, features an aquatic protagonist with an all-too-familiar problem: “Mom, I’m bored.” Fish leaves the dark, cold depths of the sea and encounters Sun.

Dan Healing Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. logo is shown at the companys annual meeting in Calgary on May 3, 2012. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh May 06, 2021 - 11:49 AM CALGARY - Higher oil and gas prices, record production and a restrained capital spending budget will result in bountiful free cash flow for Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. this year, the oilsands company said Thursday. In its first-quarter results, the Calgary-based company said it expects to gene...

In keeping with other big oilsands producers, however, Canadian Natural says it plans to spend the money mainly on reducing debt, not taking on big projects to increase oil and gas production. "If we do anything, I suspect it will be very small, well leverage off of our facilities. Were doing drill-to-fill (processing plants) on the gas side, you know; with the oil side, it would be essentially brownfield, small developments," president Tim McKay told a conference call with analysts. "I just do...

Alberta asks federal government to commit $30B to advance carbon capture technologies Alberta is asking the federal government for $30 billion in funding to explore carbon capture, utilization and storage technologies, the premier’s office has confirmed. Social Sharing No feasible way to meet federal governments net zero emissions targets without CCUS technology, Kenney says Posted: Mar 08, 2021 4:19 PM MT | Last Updated: March 9 We have been world leaders in the (CCUS) technology … [and] w...