Pipeline safety
Canada’s pipelines are incredibly safe, moving 99.999% of products safely to their destination market.
Indigenous Partnerships
Partnerships are one important way the industry interacts with Indigenous people, communities and businesses.
Carbon Capture
The process of capturing carbon dioxide (CO2) produced from burning or processing oil or natural gas, and storing the captured CO2 in underground rock formations, is called carbon capture and storage (CCS). If the captured CO2 is used in enhanced oil recovery or other processes that permanently remove the CO2 from the atmosphere, the process is called carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). Some examples of CCUS in the Canadian oil and natural gas industry are below.
Offshore safety
Protecting workers offshore is a top priority for the companies operating in Atlantic Canada’s remote, harsh offshore environment.
Offshore
In Canada’s offshore, a robust regulatory regime governs all offshore activity and offshore operators are committed to developing resources responsibly.
2023 Energy NL Conference – Newfoundland and Labrador’s Offshore: An Opportunity Reimagined
"Although I have visited this province many times, this is the first time I get to address an audience in Newfoundland and Labrador, thanks to Energy NL – an organization we have partnered with for many years."
Energy and the Canadian Economy
The Canadian oil and natural gas industry is an economic powerhouse.
Climate Positions
In 2020, Canada’s oil and natural gas industry developed eight climate commitments to enable effective climate solutions through innovation, collaboration, and globally competitive strategies to meet the challenge of global climate change.
Kristin Anderson
Kristin Anderson came to CAPP in the spring of 2023, in the role of Vice-president, Communications.
Land Reclamation
Returning land disturbed by energy production to a natural state is called “reclamation.”