While the state visit of China’s President Xi Jinping to Malaysia certainly overshadowed that of Stephen Harper, it’s doubtful that Xi left feeling as upbeat as Harper did. Harper’s three-day […]
Petronas deal could get LNG moving in Canada Read More »
Barely a day after former cabinet minister Jim Prentice told attendees at the Oil and Money Conference in London that Canada needs to establish more international markets for its oil
India interested in oil and gas as well as uranium from Canada Read More »
Former cabinet minister Jim Prentice, now vice-chairman of CIBC, told the Oil and Money 2013 Conference in London, England that the energy industry in Canada is “at a crossroads,” and
Canada’s energy sector “at a crossroads,” risks falling behind Read More »
Statoil Canada says its exploration well located in the Bay du Nord northeast of St. John’s Newfoundland is a “high impact discovery.” The company, working with Husky Energy, confirmed that
Statoil and Husky Energy find “significant” oil offshore Newfoundland Read More »
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems in Germany announced that they have broken a previous record and created a solar cell with 44.7 per cent efficiency at
Solar researchers closing in on 50 per cent PV efficiency Read More »
A new study of methane emissions at natural gas production sites in the United States has found that the Environmental Protection Agency’s methods for estimating emissions “overpredict” those emissions. The
Fracking study finds methane emissions lower than EPA estimates Read More »
A number of Canadian energy companies will be participating in a by-invitation-only energy conference to be held next week in London, England. FirstEnergy Capital Corp., with offices in Calgary and
FirstEnergy of Calgary to host ninth London Global Energy Conference Read More »
The German energy giant Siemens is a global leader in offshore wind energy, having installed more than 1,200 turbines to date, with another 1,200 or so on order. One of
Offshore wind costs will fall significantly if development continues: study Read More »
