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Some Alberta municipalities, energy firms want more provincial processing
Province loses out on jobs, revenue, by shipping to other jurisdictions
IAEA evaluating clean-up at crippled Japan nuclear plant
New problems triggering additional safety concerns
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission finalizes co-operation agreement with India
Ensures compliance with Canada's nuclear non-proliferation policy
Université Laval concept car wins fuel efficiency competition
Achieved 3,587 miles-per-gallon during competition in Texas.
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Keystone makes TransCanada more cautious about future US forays
The future of Keystone XL is still fuelling battles in Washington, DC.
I didn’t know cost of scrapping gas plants: Ontario finance minister
Charles Sousa said he always opposed Mississauga project
Republicans aim to take Keystone XL decision out of Obama’s hands
The Northern Route Approval Act would give Congress the power to greenlight the pipeline.
NC nuclear plant under microscope after corrosion, cracking found
Harris Nuclear Power Plant forced to shut down last week; U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Committee launches investigation
Alberta needs clean energy standard to encourage wind energy development: Canwea
Report proposes setting cap on emissions by energy producers
CO2 Solutions extends carbon capture agreement with Codexis
CO2 Solutions uses Codexis' carbonic anhydrase enzyme to enhance CO2 capture from industrial emission sources.
Hundreds outside Fukushima seek compensation for nuclear disaster
Existing compensation plan only covers Fukushima residents
Outdated utility regulation is costing consumers more: report
Government pipeline regulation is boosting costs beyond what's fair for both utilities and customers.
SME launches online engineering, manufacturing wiki
Knowledge Edge features thousands of technical papers, e-books and videos
Quebec SMEs continue to grow, but could invest more: report
56 per cent of firms in province experienced revenue growth of at least five per cent last year
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
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.
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
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.
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.