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3 weeks ago | 
todayville.com | Cody Ciona |Deborah Jaremko
Q&A with Devin Dreeshen, Minister of Transport and Economic CorridorsCEC: How have recent developments impacted Alberta’s ability to expand trade routes and access new markets for energy and natural resources? Dreeshen: With the U.S. trade dispute going on right now, it’s great to see that other provinces and the federal government are taking an interest in our east, west and northern trade routes, something that we in Alberta have been advocating for a long time.
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3 weeks ago | 
canadianenergycentre.ca | Cody Ciona |Deborah Jaremko
Indigenous communities across Canada need access to natural gas to reduce energy poverty, says a new report by Energy for a Secure Future (ESF). It’s a serious issue that needs to be addressed, say Indigenous community and business leaders in Saskatchewan.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
canadianenergycentre.ca | Cody Ciona
The final investment decision for the world’s first Indigenous majority-owned LNG project, on B.C.’s northern coast, signals a new era for Indigenous economic participation in Canada’s energy sector, says the Haisla Nation’s Chief Councillor. Crystal Smith says the Cedar LNG project reversed traditional roles for an energy project, with an Indigenous community inviting an outside proponent to participate rather than the other way around.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
todayville.com | Cody Ciona
By Cody CionaIn August, two new CCS projects in the province got the green light to proceedAlberta has strategic advantages in carbon capture and storage (CCS), a core technology to achieve carbon neutrality, says a director with the low-carbon energy think tank Clean Prosperity. “I think it’s important for us to remember that we have the people, we have the geography and we have that great policy environment to be able to lead on CCS across the country,” Adam Sweet said during a recent webinar.
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Sep 27, 2024 | 
todayville.com | Cody Ciona
From the Canadian Energy CentreBy Cody CionaQ&A with Bryan Detchou, senior director of natural resources, environment and sustainability with the Canadian Chamber of CommerceCanada’s energy sector is one of the country’s greatest strengths, says an emerging leader with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Bryan Detchou is the Chamber’s senior director of natural resources, environment and sustainability.
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Sep 26, 2024 | 
canadianenergycentre.ca | Cody Ciona
Canada’s energy sector is one of the country’s greatest strengths, says an emerging leader with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Bryan Detchou is the Chamber’s senior director of natural resources, environment and sustainability. A former government relations consultant and staffer on Parliament Hill, in 2023 The Peak recognized Detchou as one of Canada’s young leaders shaping the country’s economy, culture and society.
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Aug 12, 2024 | 
globalrenewablenews.com | Deborah Jaremko |Cody Ciona
August 12, 2024
By Deborah Jaremko and Cody Ciona
The recent announcements that two new carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in Alberta will proceed sends the signal that the province is a prime location for investment in emissions reduction, says an industry expert.
Shell and partner ATCO EnPower will proceed with a new CCS project at the Scotford refinery and chemicals complex near Edmonton, while on a smaller scale Entropy Inc.
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Aug 7, 2024 | 
canadianenergycentre.ca | Deborah Jaremko |Cody Ciona
The recent announcements that two new carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in Alberta will proceed sends the signal that the province is a prime location for investment in emissions reduction, says an industry expert. Shell and partner ATCO EnPower will proceed with a new CCS project at the Scotford refinery and chemicals complex near Edmonton, while on a smaller scale Entropy Inc. will add a second phase of CCS at its Glacier gas plant near Grande Prairie.
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Apr 3, 2024 | 
todayville.com | Cody Ciona
Aerial view of the Hamlet of Tuktoyaktuk on the shores of the Beaufort Sea in the Canadian Arctic. Getty Images photoBy Cody Ciona‘The whole project is for the purpose of addressing the energy security issue that many northerners face’The recent approval of the first compressed natural gas facility in the Northwest Territories is bringing energy security one step closer to remote and Indigenous communities in Canada’s north.
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Mar 28, 2024 | 
canadianenergycentre.ca | Cody Ciona
The recent approval of the first compressed natural gas facility in the Northwest Territories is bringing energy security one step closer to remote and Indigenous communities in Canada’s north. The Inuvialuit Energy Security Project (IESP), owned by the Inuvialuit Regional Corp. , will be located 16 kilometres south of Tuktoyaktuk.
