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Feds dole out $82M for clean energy
Fifty-five projects received funding under the Ecoenergy Innovation Initiative last Friday
Cenovus Energy looking at moving bitumen in specialized rail cars
Lack of pipeline capacity has oil companies seeking new ways to move product to market
Pipeline expansions still needed despite price gap narrowing
Oil from Western Canada needs better access to new markets
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BC shares top spot in export growth, according to EDC
Province's exports predicted to grow by 11 per cent in 2013, 12 per cent in 2014
Northern Gateway crew conducting spill response survey evicted from First Nation site
First Nation of Hartley Bay says crew showed up uninvited to carry out work on project
ATCO wins $100M deal to supply modular buildings for Australian LNG project
Will supply 357 buildings for Chevron-operated Wheatstone LNG project in western Australia
Taxpayers federation report slams high taxes on gas
Even without a provincial sales tax, Alberta's residents are paying up to $15 in taxes per fill-up.
Technology will be key to conquering climate change in long run, Harper says
Imposing emissions targets not enough
Harper promotes Canada’s energy prospects in NY: Critics take to the web
Federal government launches ad campaign in the US to promote regulatory approach to emissions.
$50M in funding available to support clean fossil fuel production, processing
Climate Change and Emissions Management Corporation funding projects that reduce emissions
Pipelines have better chance but still face hurdles after Liberals’ BC election win
Observers say odds for Northern Gateway, Trans Mountain expansion moving ahead still slim
Alberta exports to grow through 2014 on rising energy production, weaker dollar: EDC
Provincial forecast shows exports will surge by nine per cent in 2013, another six per cent in 2014
Quebec’s minority goverment tables shale-gas moratorium bill
The moratorium would last for five years or until new regulations on shale gas exploration are in place.
Ontario premier’s apology for cancelled gas plants too little, too late: opposition
NDP leader Andrea Horwath surprised Kathleen Wynne didn't offer apology in legislature
Small protest staged in southern China over plans for oil refinery
Officials said refinery planned by state company PetroChina Co. will meet environment standards
TransCanada sells 45% stake in two US pipelines for $1.05 billion
Bison pipeline connects gas from the US Rocky Mountain region to TransCanada's Northern Border system in North Dakota.
[EDITORIAL] Alberta’s oil sands and Al Gore’s reckless spewing
His efforts would be best applied to the dirty business going on in his own backyard.
BC firm expects to power 80% of fuel cell buses in Europe by 2014
Ballard Power Systems' FCvelocity modules emit only water and heat, produce zero emissions
Wall pitches made-in-Saskatchewan carbon capture tech to US
Plan is to capture 90% of CO2 emissions at Boundary Dam, most of which will be sold back to oil and gas companies.
Manufacturing sales dip slightly in March on declines in coal, oil
Down 0.3 per cent for third decline in four months, according to agency
New Brunswick mayor encourages oil firms to realize advantages of west-east pipeline
Saint John mayor Mel Norton says he has been in Alberta talking about "Energy East Pipeline"
Ontario premier says sorry for cancelled gas plants debacle
Kathleen Wynne apologized 11 times during interview with TV host
Shortage of skills, young people threatens oil and gas industry growth
A significant issue for employers; all job areas will be affected equally: Hays Oil & Gas.