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Brownfield investment in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, will be the worlds first net-zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions ethylene and derivatives complex Delivers 2...

The Biden administration wants to boost carbon capture and storage. Getting new carbon dioxide pipelines approved remains a big challenge.

Five Indigenous and Métis communities in Alberta marked the completion of a 330-km natural gas liquids pipeline system Thursday.

Wolf has received approval from the Alberta Energy Regulator.

The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has poured much of our retirement savings into the primary cause of the climate crisis

Stephen Buffalo, president and CEO of the Indian Resource Council of Canada (IRC), is not applauding the federal government’s recent announcement that subsidies will continue to flow to First Nations to support their economic participation in fossil fuel activities.

ADM Sows Spending in Soybean, Ethanol Projects as Ag Market Booms

Chart Industries, Inc, a leading diversified global manufacturer of highly-engineered equipment and technologies for the industrial gas and clean energ...

Wolf Carbon Solution’s 280-mile carbon capture pipeline will pipe liquid carbon dioxide from Cedar Rapids to Decatur, Illinois. But Wolf has to first get landowners to let pipe snake through their property.

Chart Industries has signed an MoU with Wolf Carbon Solutions to jointly identify, develop, pursue and execute projects using Chart’s Cryogenic Carbon Capture (CCC) technology.