Natural Disaster: Why The Natural Gas Industry Is Still Kicking
Arctic gas, Duvernay shale, tight reservoirs - There are reasons for optimism >
A discussion on clean coal, solar, wind and why Alberta doesn't need renewable energy targets >
Arctic gas, Duvernay shale, tight reservoirs - There are reasons for optimism >
Alberta sits on more than 34 billion tonnes of coal deposits, but Ottawa wants to wean the country off coal-powered electricity. Could a switch to greater reliance on natural gas work for the province? Would it help the environment? >
Industry Report >
Almita Piling is finding fortune in foundations >
A Fast Growth 50 profile >
Taking the high road would allow Alberta to assume a new and more prominent role in the federation >
When it comes to Alberta’s retail market for electricity, competition isn’t working as well as some had hoped. One group of entrepreneurs thinks it’s time for some co-operation >
Enmax envisions a city powered by thousands of small generators. But will Calgary’s city-owned utility be able to wean the city off big, centralized power plants? >
Is Bill 50 preparing us for the future or locking us into a creaky old system?
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