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].
Indigenous Engagement and ESG highlights many examples of successful interaction between Indigenous peoples and the oil and natural gas sector to grow resource development in a sustainable and mutually beneficial manner.
Canada’s Natural Gas and Oil Emissions: Ongoing Reductions, Demonstrable Improvement illustrates the industry’s proven record of lowering emissions intensity and describes pathways to a lower-carbon future through innovation and new technology.
This appendix for Canada’s Natural Gas and Oil Emissions: Ongoing Reductions, Demonstrable Improvement, details how the intensities could be calculated to fairly show differences in corporate choices and environmental social governance (ESG).
An Introduction to Oil Sands Pit Lakes is an introductory document intended to provide information related to pit lakes associated with oil sands mining operations in Alberta.
In 2020 CAPP and its offshore operator members released Collaborating for Safety and Sustainability: A Continuous Improvement Plan. With Year One of this initiative now complete, the purpose of this document is to provide an overview of accomplishments and new initiatives being progressed.
Canada’s oil and natural gas industry recognizes that climate change is one of the great challenges facing the world. Methane emissions contribute to greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs). That’s why reducing methane emissions from all sources is an important way to tackle the climate change challenge.
British Columbia has produced both natural gas and crude oil since 1952. Innovations have led the industry to focus on the development of unconventional natural gas regions in Northeast B.C. Development of these significant resources provides British Columbians with a variety of economic benefits.
The proposed Federal Clean Fuel Standard (CFS) is currently being advanced through pubic consultation processes. This document outlines some of the risks the CFS may pose to economic recovery and to environmental innovation across sectors as well as includes recommendations of the proposed CFS.
The Oilfield Waste Profile Sheets contained in this guide have been prepared to assist upstream petroleum industry operators with the classification and handling of common industry wastes. The waste profile sheet information is provided as general industry guidance.
Indigenous people are often portrayed as uniformly opposed to resource development but many seek to build prosperous community futures by supporting and participating in the industry.
CAPP members operate under a set of guiding principles and operating practices that enable them to provide a secure source of energy, improve environmental performance and provide economic benefits to society.
CAPP supports and abides by all regulations governing hydraulic fracturing operations, water use and water protection. In addition, we commit to following these guiding principles.