The U.S.-Canada Clean Energy Dialogue Action Plan expresses the need for joint collaboration between both Canada and the US to combat climate change and implement legislation to enforce lower carbon emission standards in industry and to move forward in research, […]
The U.S.-Canada Clean Energy Dialogue Action Plan expresses the need for joint collaboration between both Canada and the US to combat climate change and implement legislation to enforce lower carbon emission standards in industry and to move forward in research, […]
This is the full Jacobs Consultancy 220 page report commissioned by Alberta Energy Research Institute. NRDC’s Susan Casey-Lefkowitz wrote an analysis on this report: http://switchboard.nrdc.org/blogs/sclefkowitz/studies_confirm_tar_sands_dirt.html “Life Cycle Assessment Comparison of North American and Imported Crudes.” Jacobs Consultancy. July 2009.
Executive Summary of TIAX report commissioned by Alberta Energy Research Institute. The report’s objective is to provide a transparent quantification of well to tank GHG emissions for specific Canadian crude oils and other major crude oils utilized in the United […]
“Comparison of North American and Imported Crude Oil Lifecycle GHG Emissions” report commissioned by Alberta Energy Research Institute. NRDC’s Susan Casey-Lefkowitz wrote an analysis on this report: http://switchboard.nrdc.org/blogs/sclefkowitz/studies_confirm_tar_sands_dirt.html “Comparison of North American and Imported Crude Oil Lifecycle GHG Emissions.” TIAX […]
Liberal MP David McGuinty notes how “The natural resources minister lobbies to block progressive fossil fuel standards out of California instead of helping Canada compete and win in the race to the low carbon economy.” Read more….
Stelmach makes reference to California’s low carbon fuel standard (page 4) in reference to the market demanding “a responsible approach to development.” His response? “This tells me that Alberta needs to do a better job communicating our commitment to responsible […]
This is the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers’ response to CARB’s decision not to include tar sands oil in the “basket” of fuels already available in California. The implication of this is that tar sands oil will actually have a […]
This document contains a transcript of the testimony heard by the California Air Resources Board on the proposed low carbon fuel standard. Among the presenters were Rick Hyndman (Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers – see page 142), Marc LePage (Consul […]
This was Christopher Holly’s written submission to the California Air Resources Board on behalf of the Government of Alberta on the proposed Low Carbon Fuel Standard. He also gave a verbal presentation at the meeting on April 23, 2009.
