The Alberta government has identified, and is taking proactive steps to address, the looming threat of a severe drought this year. As negotiations unfold to secure water-sharing agreements, a cascade of legal and economic considerations emerges. In particular, the implications for various sectors, including agriculture and oil and gas, pose challenges and require well thought-out responses. In a recent letter, the Alberta government Government informed water licence holders that it will be bringing together major water licence holders to negotiate water sharing agreements.
Explore key takeaways from Day Two of the World Petroleum Congress 2023, where experts discuss the significance of carbon intensity in hydrogen production and the game-changing role of CCUS technology in Canada. Industry insights, regional differences, and policy implications are examined.
Demand for helium has grown rapidly in recent years, which has spurred increased exploration and development activities in Canada. Helium is listed on the Government of Canada s critical minerals list, which identifies 31 minerals and metals considered essential for the sustainable economic success of Canada and its trading partners.
The 2023 Canadian Hydrogen Convention CHC recently took place in Edmonton, Alberta, bringing together over 8,000 industry leaders, stakeholders, and government officials from across Canada and around the world. CHC 2023 sent a loud and clear message that Canada is ready for large-scale, low-carbon hydrogen production and that the entire hydrogen value chain is ripe for investment.