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Wonder why the Canadian Energy Centre has put up billboards in New York and Washington, D.C.? Out of necessity. And to help guide our American friends to lower prices at the pump... Read More

The United States is the world’s largest oil producer, but it’s still one of the world’s largest oil importers, too... Read More

Canada’s oil and gas producers are committed to environmental excellence, including reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions in the oil sands... Read More

By almost every metric, Canada's oil and gas sector has reduced GHG emissions intensity over the last two decades... Read More

Five reasons the U.S. should prioritize Canadian energy

Oil and gas is expected to supply 70% of U.S. energy needs in 2050, even with growth in renewables. Much of that energy will have to be imported. Here's why it should come from Canada.

Companies in Canada’s oil sands are working harder than other major global oil producers to reduce emissions in the fight against climate change, according to research by BMO Capital Markets... Read More

OPEC+ nations like Saudi Arabia, Russia and Iran are making decisions that affect Americans while the U.S. shuts out oil from its closest neighbour and ally... Read More

Keystone XL and why it matters

The Keystone XL pipeline would have increased Canadian oil supply to the U.S. But its permit was cancelled and now the U.S. is getting more oil from Russia and Saudi Arabia.