Energy

Russian researchers visited the site of the proposed Pacific Northwest LNG plant and declared it the worst location possible for such a facility.

Politically-appointed members of Canada's pipeline enforcement agency have agreed to cancel more fines that its inspectors attempted to impose on Enbridge.

New federal funding announced on Friday could lead to a range of innovative products and solutions such as roll-it-up, portable solar power or greener beer.

Leap Manifest includes a proposal to wean the country off fossil fuels to address climate change.

Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr says the three countries can't risk being left out in the cold by global forces beyond their control.

Calgary-based energy company TransCanada has written off billions of dollars in losses following the White House rejection of its Keystone XL pipeline expansion project.

Rex Murphy unleashed another torrent of anti-environment rhetoric yesterday.

Alberta's professional engineering association is reviewing whether to investigate oilsands giant CNRL after a new details emerged about a construction disaster that left two workers dead.

Listen intently, engage respectfully, Carr says.

Barack Obama is "courageous" for tackling climate change in the U.S., says Canadian Environment Minister Catherine McKenna

Despite bold promises at the Paris climate talks, Canada is on track to miss emissions targets by a wide margin.

The big contentious pipelines -- Northern Gateway, Keystone XL, Energy East and Trans Mountain -- may not be needed after all.

The NEB has watered down a fine to pipeline giant, Enbridge Inc., after agreeing that its existing rules don't require companies to provide reasonable assistance to landowners.

At NEB hearings in Calgary today, City of Vancouver lawyers told the board they couldn't see the need for the pipeline any more with the low cost of oil.