Canada’s first mandatory national emissions standards
The Harper Government has announced the first ever mandatory national emission standards for major industries in Canada.
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The Harper Government has announced the first ever mandatory national emission standards for major industries in Canada.
Protecting the lives of oil and gas saturation divers, operating in deadly environments.
Trapped-key interlocks offer enhanced safety and efficiency for the most difficult process management challenges.
New addition to Foxboro by Schneider Electric I/O family increases density per cabinet, reduces volume and drives inventory and energy savings.
The Canadian government could delay a decision on whether to approve the Northern Gateway pipeline from Alberta's oilsands to the Pacific coast.
Ian Tootell, Senior Account Executive, Quintiq's Oil & Gas Unit, looks at supply chain management and optimisation with particular focus on the downstream industry.
A major subsea research initiative has launched this month.
TransCanada's 2013 CSR Report is structured around 10 areas of focus, including financial performance; ethical conduct; health and safety.
Kenya is set to start taking bids for the design and construction of the 800 km Kenya-Uganda crude oil pipeline.
TransCanada Corp.'s Chief Executive said yesterday that he remains "very optimistic" that the Keystone XL pipeline will get built.
According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), crude by rail transportation provides Bakken Shale production access to major markets.
Russia skams Bulgaria’s decision to suspend work on the South Stream Pipeline.