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Robert Tuttle

Sherwood Park

Reporter at Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News Journalist covering energy. All views expressed are my own.

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  • 1 week ago | rigzone.com | Robert Tuttle

    Canada’s oil sands industry reduced its emissions per barrel for the sixth straight year in 2023, even as one growing portion of the sector moved in the opposite direction, according to new Alberta government data released Thursday. The emissions intensity of all oil sands sites fell to the equivalent of 0.399 metric tons of carbon dioxide per cubic meter of bitumen produced, down from 0.404 in 2022, the data show.

  • 1 week ago | calgaryherald.com | Robert Tuttle

    Advertisement 1The oilsands’ declining energy intensity — to the lowest in data stretching back to 2011 — is welcome news for an industry that has struggled with a reputation for being climate unfriendlyArticle contentCanada’s oilsands industry reduced its emissions per barrel for the sixth straight year in 2023, even as one growing portion of the sector moved in the opposite direction, according to new Alberta government data released Thursday.

  • 1 week ago | financialpost.com | Robert Tuttle

    Advertisement 1Canada’s oil sands industry reduced its emissions per barrel for the sixth straight year in 2023, even as one growing portion of the sector moved in the opposite direction, according to new Alberta government data released Thursday.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Robert Tuttle

    Emissions at a facility in the Athabasca oil sands near Fort McMurray, Alberta. (Bloomberg) -- Canada’s oil sands industry reduced its emissions per barrel for the sixth straight year in 2023, even as one growing portion of the sector moved in the opposite direction, according to new Alberta government data released Thursday.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Robert Tuttle

    Wildfire smoke above Highway 97, north of the Buckinghorse River near Trutch, British Columbia, Canada, on May 30. (Bloomberg) -- A second day of rain slowed the spread of wildfires in Alberta, allowing some oil sands production to resume. Conditions Wednesday were a stark contrast to the explosive spread of blazes last week that forced evacuations and at one point shut about 7% of Canada’s daily oil production.

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