This document from Transport and Environment highlights the importance of how Article 7a of the Fuel Quality Directive is implemented. Ensuring carbon reductions from fuel production: How the EU should implement Article 7a of the Fuel Quality Directive.” Transport and […]
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The objective in this document is to inform members of the EU as to the state of certain areas related to the FQD, including progress on methods of calculating GHG emissions from certain fuel sources and GHG intensity baselines to […]
This is a document filed with FARA by PD Frazer. The document lists a number of meetings that PD Frazer organized for Ed Stelmach to meet with US Senate and government officials in May 2010. James Blanchard, of DLA Piper […]
Notes from Ed Stelmach’s speech at the Energy Security Forum, hosted by the Centre for North American Energy Security. “I hope we can count on you here in the United States to help spread that message and that we can […]
This document presents Canada’s concerns over the FQD in a meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper, which plans to implement higher GHG intensity values for crude oil obtained from tar sands which are different than those of conventional crude oils […]
This document outlines a meeting with the Alberta Minister of Intergovernmental and International Relations, Iris Evans in which similar concerns are proposed in terms of the Canadian Government feels that the specific value of tar sands oil GHG intensity levels […]
This is a note for the attention of Director General of Climate Action in the EU Mr. Jos Delbeke. In the article is information regarding the Fuel Quality Directive, what it entails, implementations of new standards, and most significantly the […]
The Harper government’s approach to climate science research in Canada Public understanding of the gravity of the threat of climate change, and of the need for government policies to cut emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs), has been driven by scientific […]
“The European Union has yielded to Canadian demands it remove possible trade barriers to polluting oil sands to avoid further damage to ties, according to sources and leaked documents.” Read more……
