Rerouting the pipeline expansion to avoid a First Nation’s aquifer and ensuring another First Nation will always be immediately notified of a pipeline spill are among the steps Ottawa could […]
First Nation’s groups propose specific risk mitigation that could “save the pipeline” Read More »
Iranian oil-watchers expect a decline of 1.3mn b/d by the end of 2019, based on the sanctions from the U.S. Government. [1] With the situation still in “play” regarding foreign
Nexen Energy recently announced that it will spend approximately $400 billion on a 26,000-barrel-per-day expansion of its Long Lake oil sands project in northern Alberta. Plans include adding three steam-driven
Nexen Energy Expansion Announced Read More »
Crude oil prices fell in several markets this week pending a June 22nd meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries in Vienna. Prior to the meeting, both OPEC and
Crude Oil Prices Uncertain as OPEC Meets to Discuss Supply Read More »
Since their introduction in the late 1990s, lithium ion batteries have been used in numerous devices that are used in everyday life. Some of the devices which utilize these batteries
3D X-Rays Used to Measure Particle Movement in Lithium Ion Batteries Read More »
An autonomous prototype robot (ARGOS) that can go “almost anywhere” may be ready to take on the more dangerous tasks in operational oil and gas installations offshore, particularly in difficult
Researchers at Superdielectrics Ltd recently discovered a new material that could bolster carbon-based supercapacitor performance. Supercapacitors, or ultracapacitors as they are sometimes known, are useful in emitting a charge quickly.
Supercapacitors Increase Performance and Longevity, Charge in Minutes Read More »
Light is comprised of photons, which are particles of electromagnetic energy. They are considered elementary particles (the smallest constituents of matter and energy) despite their lack of mass. Source:
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