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CAPP publications are for members and anyone interested in Canada’s oil and natural gas industry.
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Environmental Innovation
Canada’s upstream oil and natural gas industry has a long history of developing technologies that advance efficiencies and reduce environmental impacts, and the industry continues to build on that commitment.
February, 2021 - 2 Pages
Climate Change Environment & Innovation Water
Managing Methane Emissions for Natural Gas and Oil Development
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.
February, 2021 - 2 Pages
Climate Change Environment & Innovation
Collaborating for Mutual Benefit: Indigenous Peoples and Canada’s Energy Industry
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.
May, 2020 - 4 Pages
Community Relations Economics Indigenous Engagement
CAPP’s Newfoundland and Labrador Energy Platform
CAPP’s Newfoundland and Labrador Energy Platform outlines key policy and regulatory actions that can be taken to regain industry momentum and support the province’s economic recovery while advancing its interests in lower-carbon energy and clean technology.
February, 2021 - 11 Pages
Offshore
Canada’s Natural Gas Fact Book
Canada’s Natural Gas Fact Book was designed to give readers fast, easy access to natural gas facts that allow them to participate in a balanced discussion about energy, the economy and the environment.
December, 2020 - 54 Pages
Energy Demand LNG Natural Gas
Canada’s Oil Sands Fact Book
The Facts on Oil Sands was designed to give readers fast, easy access to oil sands facts to help them participate in the discussion. Facts are sourced from credible third parties or are developed using CAPP data that is checked against other data sources, including government reports.
December, 2020 - 54 Pages
Economics Energy Demand Oil Sands
Availability of Biofuels: Clean Fuel Standard Supply and Demand Implications
Fact sheet on the impacts of the proposed Clean Fuel Standard on the availability of biofuels in Canada. Conclusions drawn from a Report by ICF Canada: Clean Fuel Standard Supply & Demand Implications (2020).
November, 2020 - 6 Pages
Energy Demand Environment & Innovation
British Columbia’s Oil and Natural Gas Royalties
BC’s royalty regime consists of targeted programs to address specific characteristics of the resource. Programs are designed to encourage additional investments. Without the Deep Well Royalty Credit Program, BC’s resources could not be competitively developed in today’s natural gas market.
November, 2020 - 4 Pages
Economics Natural Gas
Highlights from: A Vision for Canada’s Economy
A strong recovery plan and competitive government policy measures are essential to ensuring Canadian industries can attract investment, which will be crucial to growing Canada’s economy, getting Canadians back to work and funding advanced technologies to address emissions.
September, 2020 - 5 Pages
Economics Energy Demand Environment & Innovation
A Vision for Canada’s Recovery
Natural gas and oil are essential to Canada’s economic recovery. The energy industry can stimulate large-scale recovery while leveraging environmental leadership — goals aligned with the federal government’s objectives, particularly addressing climate change and promoting Indigenous prosperity.
September, 2020 - 24 Pages
Economics Energy Demand Environment & Innovation
The Federal Clean Fuel Standard: Risks to Economic Recovery and Barriers to Environmental Innovation
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.
August, 2020 - 8 Pages
Policy & Regulations
British Columbia’s Oil and Natural Gas Industry
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.
September, 2020 - 4 Pages
Economics Indigenous Engagement Natural Gas
Oil and Natural Gas Priorities for a Prosperous Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is an important part of Canada's oil and natural gas industry, generating significant benefits for the provinces people and its economy. There is a great potential for growth in the industry, which will ensure these benefits continue.
September, 2020 - 6 Pages
Economics Policy & Regulations
Worley Parsons – An International Comparison of Environmental Regulation in Leading Oil and Gas Producing Regions
Worley Parsons Canada was commissioned to conduct a study comparing Canada's environmental assessment process with four countries: Australia, the United Kingdom, Norway and the United States.
August, 2014 - 23 Pages
Climate Change Environment & Innovation
Clean Fuel Standard Supply and Demand Implications
This report provides an analysis of the potential supply and demand implications for low carbon fuels in Canada resulting from the proposed CFS, to support discussion related to the development of these Federal regulations.
July, 2020 - 49 Pages
Climate Change Environment & Innovation
Transportation of Employees by Helicopter to or from a Workplace in the Offshore Petroleum Industry – East Coast Canada
This code of practice, is a result of a joint effort among offshore east coast Canada Petroleum Industry Operations and Workplace Representatives, the Canada Petroleum Industry Operators and Workplace Representatives, the Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador Offshore Petroleum Board (C-NLOPB)
August, 2020 - 20 Pages
Health & Safety Offshore
Mitigation of internal corrosion in carbon steel gas pipeline systems
This document addresses design, maintenance and operating considerations for the mitigation of internal corrosion in gas pipeline systems constructed with carbon steel materials.
April, 2018 - 24 Pages
Natural Gas Pipelines
Oilfield Waste Profile Sheets Guide
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.
May, 2020 - 66 Pages
Environment & Innovation Health & Safety Oil Sands
Environmental Innovation – Water
Using water responsibly and protecting water sources is a priority for the oil and natural gas industry. Water use is regulated in Canada by provincial regulators to protect the integrity of the water system. Industry recycles water and continues to look for ways to reduce fresh water use.
May, 2020 - 2 Pages
Environment & Innovation Water
Indigenous Peoples and Canada’s Energy Industry
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. The energy sector, governments and Indigenous people are finding new ways to work together to develop energy.
May, 2020 - 4 Pages
Community Relations Economics Indigenous Engagement
Atlantic Canada Offshore Petroleum Standard Practice for the Training and Qualifications of Offshore Personnel
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.
May, 2020 - 239 Pages
Health & Safety Offshore