Energy

In a stinging repudiation of the Harper government, the Federal Court of Appeal quashed the approval of a major pipeline project because its review process ignored concerns of Canada's First Nations.

"Tundra is burning, permafrost is thawing. This is not a conspiracy. It’s happening," Barack Obama told the Canadian Parliament.

Revenues for the fiscal year that ended March 31 were down more than anticipated due mainly to lower oil revenue and a reduced take in corporate and personal income taxes.

“They thought they were doing something good for the world and they find out they’ve been driving the dirtiest pig on the road.”

The three amigos have agreed to promote the end of the oil and gas industry, agreeing to plan a "just transition to a clean energy economy."

To pay for the environmental harm caused from illegal “defeat devices” used to cheat on emissions tests in cars, German automaker Volkswagen AG and related companies will pay

A British Columbia company has figured out how to get energy - and money - from raw sewage. while reducing climate-warming pollution.

North American producers assumed that Saudi Arabia would reduce output to support prices. Instead, the world’s largest producer and exporter of oil elected to accept lower prices.

It’s the third year in a row that CAPP has revised its outlook downward.

Shell Canada was cleared to resume drilling one of two exploration wells off Nova Scotia after an accident in March that saw two kilometres of pipe break off a wellhead and sink to the ocean floor.

For Grande Cache, Alta., the closure of its coal mine last year and the looming final shutdown of Maxim Power’s Milner coal−fired power plant has put the very future of the town itself in question.

Nouveau Monde says a study confirms the financial viability of its proposal to build North America’s largest mine to produce flake graphite, a key material used in lithium−ion batteries.

At the very least, the Tsleil-Waututh say the challenge will delay project implementation, escalate construction costs, and increase the legal fees for Kinder Morgan shareholders.

Enbridge announced the equipment buys as it kicked off a three-day public relations tour in northern Michigan.

A technology more closely associated with geeky hobbyists and the military may be the next weapon in the fight against climate change.