Alberta was built on the strength of its natural resources, and over the last few years, three legacy companies in that sector have amalgamated to create Wood Canada, a powerhouse
In Alberta’s energy industry, adaptability is key to business survival. Change – in commodity cycles, technological advancements, regulatory requirements, geopolitical realities – is inevitable, and those companies who transform along
In the oil and gas industry, Westgen is bringing a breath of fresh air with their innovative approach to reducing methane emissions. Founded in 2019 by engineers Ben Klepacki and
As politicians dominate the public narrative on jobs and job creation, this critical element of human existence is increasingly disconnected from economics. Jobs require money. You can’t have the former
No matter how you slice it, suppliers that sell into a global energy market have earned the right to a fair shake and a level playing field. For years, our
They say politics is not for the faint of heart, and when it comes to Alberta Minister of Energy Pete Guthrie’s experience, they aren’t wrong. First elected as the UCP
The orphan well landscape in Alberta is expected to turn the page in 2023 after several years of “heavy lifting” by industry and government, say experts. A recovery in oil
With common sense finally returning to the future of fossil fuels, Alberta has a remarkable opportunity to switch from defense to offense. Instead of reacting to external event as we’ve
When it comes to energy and climate policy, it’s important Canadians continue to keep their collective eye on the prize. From my perspective, the prize is continued market access together
Calgary Women in Energy (CWiE) was formed in 2002 by six founders as a way to support and empower women in the energy sector. At a time when there weren’t
