Research will be for oil sands decarbonization, but critics say the move doubles down on fossil fuel use and production.

At the 24th World Petroleum Congress, panelists argued ‘net-zero’ shouldn’t come at the cost of energy security or affordability.

Cold Lake Chief Kelsey Jacko says CO2 storage project advertised by Pathways Alliance hasn’t sought Indigenous input.

James Millar, former TransCanada spokesperson, gave off-the-cuff damage control advice to industry proponents in Edmonton.

The Atlas Network is behind the effort to brand climate activists as extremists and pass anti-protest legislation.

The conservative influencer has ‘become a central cog in the denial machine,’ says climate scientist Michael Mann.

Canada’s top competition watchdog was already investigating the oil and gas group over allegations that its advertising campaigns misled the public.

The energy conference will bring 400 speakers and 15,000 attendees to Calgary Sept. 17 to 21.

Dozens gather outside LNG2023 in Vancouver to rebuke the industry message that gas is good for the climate.

Alberta’s recently-elected premier made some contradictory claims about fossil fuel demand, ‘sustainable’ oil export, and ‘clean’ natural gas.