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Pent-Up Energy
Low oil prices have companies seeking safe storage solutions.
This year has made us all think differently about the future; from spending more time at home to navigating a world of sanitizers and face masks, we’re all finding ways to endure. Alberta’s oil and… Read more
Keeping it in the Pipe
The AER’s pipeline performance report is out and it shows incidents are down
It goes without saying that we all want oil and gas to stay in the pipe once it's extracted.
Throwback Thursday: The Flying Ace and His Oilfield Race
Alberta pilots stretched the limits of aviation to develop resources in Canada’s north.
A Numbers Game
A look at the AER purely from numbers perspective
This year has already brought us a whirlwind of bizarre, startling, and heartfelt moments for everyone—and 2020 is only half over!
Soggy Sites in Northeast Alberta
June was a wet month for many Albertans. Oil and gas sites in the upper-east part of the province were no exception.
June rainfall across Alberta was heavier than usual, leaving communities soaking wet and, in a few unfortunate cases, flooded in.
Predicting the Future in an Unpredictable Present
The AER releases its annual Alberta Energy Outlook report amidst an uncertain backdrop
How can you take aim effectively at a constantly moving target when everything around you is shifting faster than you can say “unprecedented times?”
Throwback Thursday: As Long as the Sun Shines, the Grass Grows, and the Rivers Flow
Honouring National Indigenous Peoples Day and the anniversary of Treaty 8
One Act, Two Perspectives
The Natural Resources Transfer Act of 1930 meant different things to different communities
Imagine yourself in 1905, when the population for all of Alberta was 250 000, before skyscrapers, grain elevators and pumpjacks lined the landscape, and just as the pro
Meet the New Neighbours
Solar energy companies are moving on to old oil and gas sites to save money and land
Think back to the last time you moved; did you enter your new home to find it spick and span or did the previous residents leave a mess behind?
Keeping Innovation Alive in Alberta
The Evergreen Centre is Alberta's innovation station for environmentally mindful energy development
Eleven years ago Doug Kulba, while working as a conservation and reclamation inspector with the Government of Alberta, had a thought: what if technology and innovation could be used to shrink the oil… Read more
