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Guilbeault defends Canada’s climate progress as Equinor plans more drilling off N.L.

Amid a summer of severe wildfires and flooding, the federal environment minister expressed no concern over plans by a Norwegian energy company to drill for more oil off the coast of Newfoundland. The world will still be using oil in a carbon-neutral world, though far...

B.C.-based Carbon Engineering being bought by Occidental for US$1.1 billion

A Canadian company that is pioneering the use of direct air capture technology to remove carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere has been acquired by U.S. oil company Occidental Petroleum. The US$1.1-billion deal will see Squamish, B.C.-based Carbon Engineering...

Suncor has been too focused on energy transition, must get back to fundamentals: CEO

By Amanda Stephenson in Calgary The man hired to turn around the flagging fortunes of Suncor Energy Inc. said Tuesday he believes the company has been too focused in recent years on the energy transition and must get back to an oil-centred business strategy. CEO Rich...

Singh joins Alberta NDP in push for 2035 net-zero grid, while Sask. NDP wants 2050

New Democrats in two Western provinces are split over the Liberal government’s goal of a net-zero electricity grid by 2035, with the federal party now saying it supports that timeline. Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault released draft regulations...

Alberta premier offers up contradictory versions for imposed wind and solar pause

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith offered up conflicting explanations Monday for why her government put a temporary ban on large wind and solar energy projects. Smith said the seven-month pause on renewables started because the Alberta Utilities Commission and the...
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