CAPP in the News 

David Collyer interviewed by API's Energy Tomorrow - April 14, 2009
American Petroleum Institute (API) speaks with David Collyer, president of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, about Canada’s abundant deposits of oil sands and why they are important to the United States.
Listen to the interview
(from energytomorrow.org | mp3 podcast) Visit the interview page
(from API's energytomorrow.org)

The Cost of Carbon - January 2009
From Alternatives Journal
Rick Hyndman, the senior climate change policy adviser to the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers in Calgary, has written this article in response to Michael R. King’s thoughts on carbon trading (“No Carbon Copy,” Alternatives Journal, 34:6, 2008). That Canada should mimic the European Union and necessarily develop a carbon trading system is not the path to travel, according to Hyndman. Canadians must face up to what reducing emissions will cost, he warns, and resist allowing emission traders – rather than government – to set the price of carbon.
The Cost of Carbon
By Rick Hyndman

Big Oil is Listening to Canadians - January 14, 2009
From the Edmonton Journal
Facing a loss of public trust, the oil sands industry has set up a website for people to voice their concerns about everything from water use, to toxic waste, to land reclamation. The industry has heard those concerns, and it is addressing them.
Big Oil is Listening to Canadians
By David Collyer, Freelance

CBC Radio Debate with David Collyer - January 8, 2009
CBC's national radio show "As It Happens" featured CAPP President, David Collyer debating oil sands issues with environmental advocate and author, Andrew Nikiforik.
Listen to the debate
(from cbc.ca | WMV audio file) Visit the CBC Radio program page
(Click: Listen to Part 3 of As It Happens)

Are the oil sands developing too quickly?
Dave Collyer and Simon Dyer - November 20, 2008
From Canadian Business, Maclean's & Microsoft
Are we trading long-term environmental health for fast oil sands profit? Should we pay for the mistakes of oil sands developers? See Canadian leaders David Collyer & Simon Dyer debate this hot topic in the second of six debates in the Thinking the Unthinkables series.
Are the oil sands developing too quickly?
Thinking the Unthinkables series