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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
Environmental Innovation – Air
Canada’s oil and natural gas industry works to reduce air emissions associated with our development activities through project design, operational excellence, innovation and technology.
February, 2020 - 2 Pages
Air Climate Change Environment & Innovation
Enabling Canada’s Liquefied Natural Gas Industry: Global Emissions Reduction Benefits
Canada has an opportunity to capitalize on the coming growth for LNG and reduce global emissions by displacing coal-fired electricity generation in China, India and Southeast Asia. Canada must look beyond our borders to take a global perspective on emissions reduction.
March, 2019 - 4 Pages
Climate Change Environment & Innovation LNG
Environmental Innovation – Land
Canada’s oil and natural gas industry is committed to reducing its footprint, reclaiming all land affected by operations and maintaining biodiversity.
January, 2019 - 2 Pages
Climate Change Environment & Innovation Land
Managing Methane Emissions for Oil and Natural Gas 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.
September, 2017 - 2 Pages
Air Climate Change Environment & Innovation
Sour Non-Routine Flaring Guideline
This document outlines the new regulatory approach and comprehensive plan for managing non-routine flaring as developed by the NRFTT, and the process that lead to its development.
November, 2013 - 49 Pages
Climate Change Policy & Regulations
Emergency Air Monitoring Best Management Practices
This guide covers general considerations of emergency air monitoring such as the need for a communications process, the different types of air monitoring equipment, and the methodologies for their use.
March, 2014 - 40 Pages
Climate Change Environment & Innovation Health & Safety