CAPP publications are for members and anyone interested in Canada’s oil and natural gas industry. CAPP reviews and archives publications, if you have any questions related to publications please email [email protected].
This Industry Shared Practice was developed by CAPP member companies. It is designed to serve as a guide, describes current recommended practices to manage induced seismicity, reflects the current state of knowledge and takes into account areas of ongoing research.
Production and emissions data based on conventional oil and natural gas production (all production in Canada excluding oil sands).
Emissions down, production up – Analysis by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) of the most recent Canadian production and emissions data shows Canada has the ability to grow production – and our role as a secure energy provider – while continuing to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
This provides the safety training requirements for offshore personnel; technical training required for specific roles; emergency team composition, training and offshore drills; and the qualifications for offshore positions for producing installations, drilling installations and marine vessels.
A look at global energy demands and how Canada can play a role in supplying the world's needs. Statistics include Canadian production numbers, the top oil and natural gas exporters and information on reducing reliance on Russia.
Canada’s upstream oil and natural gas industry has a long history of interaction with Indigenous peoples and the industry has made great strides toward learning, developing relationships, and sharing benefits from resource development.
An in depth look at what the oil and natural gas industry means to Saskatchewan's economy. Highlights include: more than 25,000 direct and indirect jobs, $13 billion worth of exports and more than 400,000 barrels of oil produced per day.
A look at the statistics that show Canada is global leader in producing natural gas and oil, providing energy the world needs for security, prosperity and basic living standards.
iTOTEM Analytics conducted a 10-month study entitled, Our Communities Care (OCC), examining the regional and provincial economic impacts of natural gas and oil supply chain expenditures and to gain a better understanding of supplier demographics and community investment contributions.
A study by iTOTEM Analytics found strong connections between Indigenous-affiliated business and the B.C. natural gas supply chain.