Canada's oil and gas reserves are amongst the world's largest and most strategically important. The country's success at attracting global capital, particularly from Asia, combined with game-changing technological advances, has led to the development of these resources at a speed and on a scale not thought possible even five years ago. As industry expands production, and as challenges around takeaway and refining capacity increase, many are looking to government for a strategy to develop existing markets and to access new ones, particularly in Asia and the U.S. However, unlocking new markets presents an enormous array of policy challenges, only now beginning to be properly understood.
Canadian Annual Energy Survey 2012: Pipelines, politics and price
Canada's proved oil and gas reserves are amongst the largest and most strategically important in the world. But will Canada unlock new markets for oil and gas? Learn more about the great policy debate.
Energy Visions Quarterly Newsletter: Nothing to fear
This issue of our quarterly Energy Visions newsletter provides insight five reasons why Canada should welcome increased foreign investment in its oil sands and shale gas resources.
Energy Visions Quarterly Newsletter: Nothing to fear
This issue of our quarterly Energy Visions newsletter looks at five reasons why Canada should welcome increased foreign investment in its oil sands and shale gas resources.
Energy Visions Quarterly Newsletter: Unsteady as she goes
This issue of our quarterly Energy Visions newsletter provides insight on how financial and geopolitical events have impacted crude oil prices, company share prices and the Brent-to-WTI differential, as well as what this means for Canada’s petroleum sector.