As oil and gas pipelines go, none has faced as much pushback as the Keystone XL (KXL) pipeline, a planned 1,210-mile, $8-billion structure expected to carry 830,000 barrels of oil,
Iggy Domagalski sees a light at the end of the tunnel. He just believes it’ll take some time to get there. The CEO of Calgary-headquartered Tundra Process Solutions says recent
Of course it’s no longer an emerging trend. The environmental impact of all businesses – from global giants to small local operations – is a crucial fact of contemporary life.
The road to success is always under construction. For Alberta’s oil and gas sector, however, it’s turning into a highway to hell for investors, who experts say are ready to
While many people and businesses, directly and indirectly impacted by Calgary’s two-plus year slump, think positive and hope for the much-awaited turnaround, oil industry analysts and insiders are refocused (a
For more than two years, Calgary has rumbled with expert and wishful-thinking speculation about the oil industry’s new normal. Some experts are now daring to (quietly) suggest that it’s happening.
As Alberta oil and gas companies are trimming and refocusing efficiencies, it’s a stretch to suggest the downturn could possibly have a silver lining. But it does! It wasn’t so
Alberta’s GDP growth is expected to rise 2.2 per cent after a 2.7 per cent decline in 2016, even though the petroleum industry still faces hurdles amid production cuts and
In an industry driven so heavily by cycles, some oil and gas insiders say mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are the ultimate strategy. “Every M&A transaction includes the buyer/acquirer side and
