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Oil Springs’ Oil Museum of Canada has received a financial boost from the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP), money that will go towards supporting one of the museum’s popular educational programs.
CAPP donated $1,200 to fund both of the museum’s Travelling Trunk education kits, which were created in 2019 to bring local history directly into the classroom.
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Both kits focus on two different topics – geology and oil history – and contain museum artifacts, reproductions, interactive activities as well as a lesson plan that corresponds to the Ontario curriculum.
Easy And Economic Solutions To Mitigating Methane Emissions
May 3, 2021 10:45:am
Summary Energy transition is a fact of life. How we manage it – through technologies, strategies, and policy – is our choice. In fact, it is not just a choice, it is a well-thought-out decision followed by deliberate actions.
by: Darcy Spady, Jackson Hegland - OXFORD INSTITUTE FOR ENERGY STUDIES (OIES)
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Easy And Economic Solutions To Mitigating Methane Emissions
The good news is that, on the practical front, many solutions to the energy transition are also good business. One of the key actions we can take, right now, is to reduce fugitive emissions such as methane. For producers, on the business side, keeping methane in the system and monetizing it at the sales meter also make economic sense.
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It’s also important to have realistic objectives.
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Canada’s new target to cut greenhouse gas emissions by up to 45 per cent by the end of this decade, while laudable, lacks some key information to determine if it’s plausible.
For instance, how are we going to get there in just nine years?
What kind of government policies, beyond those in place today, will be needed?
And how will it impact Canadians?