Edge Writer: Mark Lowey

Articles by Mark Lowey

Date	Article Title
Mar 13, 2009	'Smart' traffic systems map mobile future Researchers look to artificial intelligence to improve urban road safety
Nov 10, 2006	Emissions pressure prompts nuclear nod Alberta ponders building plant for oilsands
Nov 10, 2006	Oilsands production calls for innovation Increasing co-generation critical to energy future
Nov 10, 2006	Scientists 'fingerprint' climate change villain Tests show CO2 can be tracked after being pumped into reservoirs
Aug 04, 2005	U of C researchers look to scrub greenhouse gas Experiment with direct air-CO2 capture
May 19, 2005	Institute's clean energy vision worth effort ISEEE taking innovation out of the lab and into the marketplace
Apr 28, 2005	Energy development fuels bitter dispute Landowners say EUB needs major overhaul
Apr 28, 2005	Killing Kyoto could threaten export market Business facing penalties if feds opt out of treaty
Apr 28, 2005	Killing Kyoto may spell business sanctions Penalties loom if Canada opts out of treaty
Apr 21, 2005	Kyoto plan called too late and too expensive Strategy faces fire from all sides of debate
Apr 14, 2005	Energy tensions on rise conference told Speakers warn land conflicts need resolution
Apr 14, 2005	Energy tensions on rise, conference told Speakers warn land conflicts need resolution
Apr 07, 2005	Legal wrangles stall Kyoto roadmap Liberals' plan to change toxic rule upsets both sides
Mar 24, 2005	Energy group's admission fee too cheap Hurdles still remain for Energy INet
Mar 24, 2005	'Greened' oilpatch could save billions, says report Greenhouse gas reduction byproduct of program
Mar 17, 2005	Signs of peaking oil production ominous Expert warns of dwindling reserves
Mar 17, 2005	Lougheed urges action on Arctic gas But symposium highlights chasm between Enbridge and TransCanada
Mar 17, 2005	Leaders urge action on northern pipelines But projects may end up mired in court
Mar 03, 2005	Aviation sector high on energy efficiency Toronto Pearson greens its operations
Mar 03, 2005	EnCana's low-risk strategy delivers windfall Producer leads wave of major oilpatch winners
Feb 24, 2005	Unions warn oilsands project threatens safety Province defends use of foreigners, non union trades
Feb 17, 2005	Pipeline bickering threatens to scuttle all MacKenzie pipeline losing lustre
Feb 17, 2005	B.C. climate change plan draws criticism Potential to reduce emissions questioned
Feb 10, 2005	Pipeline companies need to 'get efficient' Oilsands operations plagued by mishaps
Feb 10, 2005	Environmental groups dispute Kyoto claims But province says Alberta is leading nation
Feb 03, 2005	Oilsands projects spinning gold for Big 5 Staying in Billion-Dollar Club requires bitumen power
Jan 27, 2005	Landowners' anger ready to flare against EUB Attendees vent at human rights workshop
Jan 27, 2005	Oilpatch gets cash injection to store CO2 Four Alberta firms get funds from Ottawa
Jan 27, 2005	Kyoto target cuts boon to oilpatch But critics warn treaty jeopardized by diluted goals
Jan 20, 2005	Alberta coal in power game for long haul Record prices driving demand for Alberta mine expansions
Jan 20, 2005	Province warm to coking coal development Record prices, other measures spur renewed interest
Jan 13, 2005	Incidents should prompt oilsands research Fire reminds us how extraction science is imperfect
Jan 06, 2005	Health issue flares over sour gas zones Proposed exposure levels pose threat: doctor
Dec 16, 2004	Western firms help fill Ontario power need Suppliers win 20-year deals from province
Dec 16, 2004	Industry plugs Alberta's power play But electricity deregulation has yet to convince wary consumers
Dec 09, 2004	Pipeline approval sparks ecological flareup Plan to be reviewed
Dec 09, 2004	Aging oil wells pose threat to environment EUB issues order for facilities to be properly sealed
Dec 09, 2004	Landowners defend rights to coalbed gas New legislation for CBM aimed at freeholders
Dec 02, 2004	Gas ownership debate clouds CBM progress Province doesn't want to threaten property rights
Nov 25, 2004	Province defends new resource plan Industry backs single regulator, but critics fear environment at risk
Nov 18, 2004	Pipeliners certain their ships will come in Companies catching LNG wave
Nov 18, 2004	New technologies called key to Basin’s future But storm clouds still on the horizon, expert says
Nov 18, 2004	Northern pipeline challenges mount U.S gas producers want the market, not legislation, to decide on builder
Nov 11, 2004	Financial forecasters have head in oilsands A little forward thinking goes a long way, says columnist
Nov 11, 2004	Aboriginal talks key to energy push No consultation, no development, warn First Nations representatives
Nov 11, 2004	Private power plant approved for Nanaimo Duke Point set for Vancouver Island community
Nov 04, 2004	Oilpatch R&D spending comes up short Industry doing a poor job of tapping innovation
Nov 04, 2004	Canadian Hydro lights up African village Renewable energy firm provides solar-powered solutions
Nov 04, 2004	Voluntary water cuts embraced by industry Balancing usage critical to all parties
Oct 28, 2004	Environmental stewardship gets short shrift Why don’t oilpatch leaders skip to the flip side of the equation?
Oct 28, 2004	Mining sector digging in to answer demand Ol’ King Coal gaining steam in B.C.
Oct 21, 2004	LNG projects could scuttle pipe dream Plans send chill through Arctic gas pipeline drillers
Oct 21, 2004	Natives warn pipeline deal in jeopardy Imperial Oil-led project hoping for dispute resolution
Oct 14, 2004	Winds of change leaving Alberta in dust Alternative power a boon for Eastern Canada
Oct 14, 2004	Gas industry committed to CBM exploration Unconventional energy sector still alive in British Columbia
Oct 07, 2004	Five billion reasons behind Imperial move Strategic decision goes beyond ‘Alberta Advantage’, says columnist
Oct 07, 2004	Sour-gas emissions worry honey producers Recent study of snails hints that bees also may be hurting
Sep 30, 2004	Shell hedging bets on oilsands expansion Calgary firm pushing ahead on Athabasca project
Sep 30, 2004	Rights activists target energy firms Companies urged to guard against potential lawsuits
Sep 30, 2004	Oil exploration fuelling provincial coffers B.C. region a hot commodity in energy sector
Sep 23, 2004	‘Presto’ PM conjures up petro-health dollars Bet on the new-technology aspect of the money to be a tiny part
Sep 23, 2004	Calgary neurosurgeon wins prestigious award Portable MRI invention sets Sutherland apart
Sep 16, 2004	RailPower’s Green Goats champing to go Environmentally friendly engines proving big hit
Sep 16, 2004	No need to fast-track railway decision Report raises more questions than answers
Sep 16, 2004	Teck determined to fight pollution lawsuit Maybe both sides should put their lawyers on hold
Sep 09, 2004	LNG plant tough sell in local communities New facilities meet with public opposition
Sep 09, 2004	New MRI technology wows U.S. hospitals Doctor already working on next generation
Sep 02, 2004	Energy trust’s birth hinges on tax ruling More investment needed in Alberta’s energy future
Sep 02, 2004	Environmentalists seek new Cheviot review New road drawing fierce local opposition
Sep 02, 2004	Shell may discover trouble in CBM field Plan draws ire from Fernie, Montana
Sep 02, 2004	RailPower’s Green Goats champing to go Environmentally friendly engines proving big hit
Aug 19, 2004	Canadian firms crank up natural gas output News from Alberta’s oilpatch
Aug 19, 2004	CBM proposal fuels cross-border battle Coalbed methane plan no cause for worry: Energy boss
Aug 19, 2004	BC Hydro rethinks Peace River dam Long-shelved project may see light of day
Aug 05, 2004	Analysts come up dry on money gushers But the bloom isn't off the oilpatch rose yet
Aug 05, 2004	Showdown still ahead on offshore drilling Gordon Campbell and David Anderson have set the battle lines
Jul 22, 2004	Court ruling stalls Castle resort expansion Judge tosses earlier ruling on environmental impacts
Jul 22, 2004	R&D needed to keep oil spigot flowing Crude oil production expected to grow, says CAPP
Jul 22, 2004	Cat-litter mine fight heads back to court Couple, company square off over mineral access rights
Jul 08, 2004	Alberta quick to roll out Ottawa bogeyman Political whims don't cause oil price fluctuations
Jul 08, 2004	Coalbed methane flashpoint needs defusing B.C. government must rein in its zeal
Jun 24, 2004	Oil industry warned on water usage Public concern mounts over freshwater injection
Jun 24, 2004	Foreign plays help with ‘elephant’ hunting Little oil and gas firms have plenty of room to grow
Jun 24, 2004	Politicians want B.C. jobs to stay at home Minister says the B.C. service companies can compete with Alberta's larger, more developed forces
Jun 17, 2004	Safety Boss set to tap into Iranian market Calgary-based firm putting final touches on proposal
Jun 17, 2004	New technology flooding oil and gas scene Recovery rate is expected to jump with innovations
Jun 17, 2004	Oil trumps gas reserves in EUB order Energy trust vows to fight decision to shut in wells
Jun 10, 2004	Grits, NDP put energy cash on wind power What's up in the oilpatch this week
Jun 10, 2004	Kyoto targets will test Alberta emitters Cost effectiveness questioned at climate change forum
May 20, 2004	Oil explorers outperforming income trusts Alberta energy trusts in spotlight
May 13, 2004	Libya beckoning as drillers' next bonanza North African country should be approached with caution
May 13, 2004	Summer drilling activity boosts well count B.C. industry thriving in 2004
May 06, 2004	Suncor beef deserves seconds of sympathy Calgary firm's royalty complaints pale compared to its riches
May 06, 2004	Thirsty oilpatch defends water use Critics seek ban on injection of freshwater wells
Apr 29, 2004	Ole King Coal has mining sector chugging Pine Valley to start production west of Chetwynd, B.C.
Apr 29, 2004	Industry rejects proposed energy regulations Coalition's advice already acted on, says commission
Apr 29, 2004	Whistleblowers welcome, please apply What's new in the Alberta oilpatch
Apr 22, 2004	Coalbed methane guide taps common sense North American Energy Summit sees positive results
Apr 22, 2004	Alberta defends water use after U.S. accusation Irrigators unfairly draining rivers, governor alleges
Apr 15, 2004	Business leaders leery of offshore drilling EnCana boss says issue a low priority
Apr 15, 2004	Derail northern train for oilsands database Alberta government needs to rethink its priorities
Apr 08, 2004	Suncor CEO calls for new energy strategy Corporate sustainability, climate change hot topics
Apr 08, 2004	Dynetek gets $1.5M for Hydrogen Highway Ottawa funding will develop vehicles for 2010 Olympics
Apr 01, 2004	‘Prudent Paul’ pulls plug on Petro-Canada Ottawa pre-empts oilpatch criticism with budget
Apr 01, 2004	Power plant battle not over, despite NEB ruling Court appeal likely on Sumas proposal
Mar 25, 2004	'Obscene' profits a fact of life in the oilpatch Some groups crying foul over rising insurance rates
Mar 18, 2004	Reserves rising under new reporting rules Alberta companies remain upbeat
Mar 18, 2004	Alberta pumps up profile at B.C. business conference Delegation to take part in GLOBE 2004
Mar 18, 2004	Energy rules need overhaul, says U.S. expert Regulatory issues posing big hurdle to new projects
Mar 11, 2004	LNG is bad dream for pipeline builders Face of natural gas likely to see dramatic change
Mar 04, 2004	TransCanada takes tundra-to-turf tack Deal gives pipeline firm a tighter grip on gas market
Mar 04, 2004	Terasen sees money in the pipes Vancouver-based firm bolsters cruide links
Feb 26, 2004	Suncor eyes coke to fuel oilsands projects Company faces significant hurdles
Feb 19, 2004	Sour gas vs. housing conflict dead ahead Government Policy on collision course next month
Feb 19, 2004	Magnetite mine polarizes Crowsnest Pass Rancher offers alternate route
Feb 19, 2004	Oil commission gains Ag powers Overseas projects take shape
Feb 12, 2004	Oilpatch party shows few signs of slowing Industry good times likely to continue in 2004
Feb 05, 2004	Gas-bitumen battle nearing final round Public hearing set for next month
Feb 05, 2004	Road upgrade opens prime N.E. territory Vancouver firm chosen for $38M project
Jan 29, 2004	Energy pact benefits must flow equitably Government co-ordinating strategies for North
Jan 29, 2004	Town tiptoes through mining debate Opponents worry about impact of proposed plant
Jan 22, 2004	Thank-you note shouldn't go to Bush Story behind Iraq invasion told in new book
Jan 22, 2004	Oil company strikes gold with cleanup ConocoPhillips earns rare U.S. award
Jan 22, 2004	Cross-border mining battle heats up Kudos for Conoco, turmoil for Teck in Washington state
Jan 15, 2004	Bitumen strategy needs better grounding EUB study offers bad news for Athabasca gas producers
Jan 08, 2004	Fine line between incentive and exploration Do Gordon Campbell's Liberals know the difference?
Jan 08, 2004	Fine line between incentive and exploration Do Gordon Campbell's Liberals know the difference?
Dec 18, 2003	Don't rush to judge Blue Range collapse Former CEO tells his side of sorry tale
Dec 11, 2003	Power plant pollution plan heads to cabinet Emission cuts to proceed with or without Kyoto
Dec 11, 2003	Renewable energy technologies fall short But this province still leads country with ‘green power’ pledge
Dec 11, 2003	Klein should learn a lesson from industry Alberta government fails its aboriginal constituency
Dec 04, 2003	EnCana buzzing over North Sea oil prospects Energy producer gets OK to develop Buzzard offshore field
Dec 04, 2003	Industry escapes fees for water use But province may introduce fees or limits in future
Nov 27, 2003	Sour-gas study indicates few low-level effects Early H2S results ‘encouraging’
Nov 20, 2003	Players gamble Kyoto won’t deck tar-pit bosses Oilpatch fond of following the leader
Nov 20, 2003	Industry hailed for progress on environment But most action still a result of public pressure
Nov 13, 2003	Trade is supposed to be a tango for two Alberta energy flows south, and U.S. dollars flow north
Nov 13, 2003	Fund spurs First Nations energy hopes New capital source announced for on-reserve projects
Nov 06, 2003	Gushing 3Q profits sugar-coat industry’s plight Figures don't all come up rosy for future
Oct 30, 2003	Silent treatment damages project’s credibility Review needed over pipeline allegations by northern natives
Oct 30, 2003	Coalbed methane development raises concerns EUB prepared to adjust rules as industry grows, Calgary conference told
Oct 23, 2003	Industry’s massive use of freshwater probed About half of oil production in Alberta depends on water
Oct 23, 2003	Pipe oilpatch royalties into trades training Shortage of skilled workers a greater threat to oilsands investment than soaring dollar
Oct 16, 2003	New water strategy to promote conservation Concerns raised over heavy use by industry
Oct 16, 2003	Consumers share blame for energy demand Collective desire for more energy drives usage
Oct 09, 2003	First Nations team up over pipeline interests Proposed mega-projects spur action
Oct 09, 2003	Northern warrior quits fighting too soon Kakfwi announcement a shocker
Oct 09, 2003	Businesses look beyond troubled Kyoto accord Conferences told of benefits of energy efficiency
Oct 02, 2003	EnCana brass warm to B.C. siren song Gas producer snaps up $369 million of real estate
Oct 02, 2003	Alberta takes lead in clean air controls New plan aims to manage emissions from power plants
Sep 25, 2003	New facility helps breathe life into Alberta’s wind energy industry $100-million wind farm opens near Fort Macleod
Sep 25, 2003	Online auction hub designed to tap into C02 market Privately run website unites buyers and sellers
Sep 25, 2003	N.W.T. holds big hammer in pipeline process Ottawa should not gladhandle Stephen Kakfwi
Sep 25, 2003	EUB tackles radioactive oilfield waste Report to push new requirements for handling ‘hot’ material
Sep 18, 2003	Groups urge Alberta motorists to be idle wise Campaign targets greenhouse gas emissions
Sep 18, 2003	Alberta snubs federal strategy on Kyoto Province cites its own action plan
Sep 18, 2003	New reserve reporting rules may jolt juniors Companies weighted 61 per cent to natural gas production
Sep 11, 2003	Sound science critical in EUB well rulings PTAC gets funds for eco-program
Sep 11, 2003	Heli-tour’s operation whips up concern Critics rap growing noise in backcountry
Sep 11, 2003	Renovation rebates hard to round up for homeowners Program also targets businesses
Sep 04, 2003	Deregulation – it’s time to fix it or forget it Consumers stung by electricity, gas price hikes
Sep 04, 2003	MD calls for sour-gas emission study Dr. David Swann cites ongoing concerns over impact on health
Aug 21, 2003	Renewable energies left off Kyoto plate Ottawa program called small step in right direction
Aug 21, 2003	‘Natural capital’ at risk without balance – report Co-ordination of resources key to better protection
Aug 21, 2003	Partner's pullout sours Polaris well bid Company to continue seeking regulatory approval
Aug 21, 2003	Dalmation duel overshadows divorce impact Media fails to spot real story – couple’s legacy
Aug 07, 2003	Gas trade swindlers need to come clean Health study clears air over Fort Saskatchewan concerns
Jul 24, 2003	Oil execs whet appetite with savoury statistics Doig's digest offers tart industry insights
Jul 24, 2003	Pressure for new pipelines heats up as infrastructure demands soar Billions needed over next decade to handles flow
Jul 10, 2003	New Shell Canada CEO puts down roots Linda Cook set to take helm in Calgary
Jul 10, 2003	Low-tech solutions helping defuse energy bills Innovative Alberta buildings rely on green power
Jul 10, 2003	Changes sought to home energy rebates Include alternative technologies, expert urges
Jun 26, 2003	Report seeks to integrate resource planning Warning bell sounded on natural heritage
Jun 19, 2003	Oil and gas exhibitors delighted by show Wireless technologies gaining ground in 'patch
Jun 19, 2003	Demand rising for 'green' technology Solar power seen as economical tool in oilpatch
Jun 12, 2003	Shell defends Castle exploration push Environmentalists upset by new seismic program
Jun 05, 2003	Report predicts bleak future for forests AFPA plants seeds of ‘good news’ campaign
Jun 05, 2003	Alberta acts to boost oilpatch R&D Investment sags in aging basin as companies shift resources
May 22, 2003	New gas battle looms at Whaleback Polaris Resources wants to drill near protected land
May 08, 2003	New wellsite audit laws spark concern Onus on industry to prove land has been restored
May 01, 2003	CAPP seeks equitable rules for water use Pembina Institute favors phase-out of all freshwater use by industry
May 01, 2003	Sour gas changes could save millions Province ponders new rules that will save money and reduce emissions
Apr 24, 2003	Alberta firm helps clean air at Kentucky power plant Pollution control to be tested at coal-fired facility
Apr 24, 2003	More Kyoto cash sought from feds ‘One-way street’ plan rejected by Taylor
Apr 24, 2003	Energy exports face threat of trade sanctions Industry strategist says Kyoto opens door to challenges
Apr 17, 2003	Coalbed methane issue ignites hope, concerns Thousands of jobs, vast revenue predicted
Apr 10, 2003	Alberta to reap benefits from telecom growth Game-playing young consumers driving market
Apr 03, 2003	EUB cites flood risks in rejecting hydro project Canadian Hydro not ready to give up on 80-MW plant
Mar 27, 2003	Green power advocates seek policies with teeth But province prefers voluntary approach
Mar 27, 2003	Funding in pipeline for airborne gas detector Alberta firm Synodon Inc.'s innovation pinpoints leaks
Mar 13, 2003	Fuel cell-powered automobiles far down the affordability road Symposium gets update on future of energy wave
Mar 06, 2003	Businesses set to cash in on Kyoto - but government help needed Alternative energies still on back burner – critics
Feb 27, 2003	Federal budget mixed bag for business Resource sector finally gets break on corporate tax
Feb 27, 2003	Advanced power converter holds promise for alternative energy Alberta firm helps deliver critical link
Feb 20, 2003	Cows over the moon sucking back stale suds Bovine tipplers udderly thrilled by new brew
Feb 20, 2003	Landowners in limbo over Fording mine Company still undecided on coal project
Feb 20, 2003	EUB shuts down Condor Board cites safety risks in unprecedented move
Feb 13, 2003	Homeowners plug into natural heat source Demand for geothermal heating up
Feb 06, 2003	Oilpatch welcomes flaring reductions New EUB policy sets cap on gas releases
Feb 06, 2003	Oilsands reactor idea too costly, say critics AECL insists reactor is cost-efficient
Feb 06, 2003	Energy demand will kill Kyoto, predicts CAPP Province agrees accord likely to disintegrate
Jan 30, 2003	Oilsands tax incentives will stay – Dhaliwal Minister refutes suggestion subsidies promote emissions
Jan 30, 2003	Clean coal technology gets $1.7M boost But critics say wind energy a better option
Jan 23, 2003	True North defends wetlands incursion Environmentalists seek full protection for area
Jan 16, 2003	New Cheviot proposal stirs environmental fears Taylor rejects appeal for new impact assessment
Dec 19, 2002	Funds flow into gas plant efficiency Ottawa, Alberta working together on project
Dec 19, 2002	Industry gives Kyoto strategy cold shoulder But others say it’s time to talk implementation
Dec 12, 2002	Experts differ on cause of global warming trend Kyto debate continues during speech at U of C
Nov 28, 2002	Underground storage touted to reduce gas emissions Province plans royalty relief to spur industry
Nov 21, 2002	Mammoth Fort Hills oilsands project hits snag Drop in partner's capital spending cited for delay
Nov 14, 2002	Ranchers won't let guard down Vermilion pulls plug on gas well, but others in wings
Nov 14, 2002	Technology falling short of Kyoto deadline Industry commits to emission cuts, but costs rising dramatically
Oct 31, 2002	True North still facing barriers to project Environmental groups pin hopes on conditions attached to construction of oilsands project
Oct 03, 2002	Heli-drilling on horizon for northern sites Drillers Technology Corp. poised to leap into market
Sep 26, 2002	Power industry plugs into team effort to cut greenhouse gas emissions Wind energy proponents seek provincial incentives
Sep 05, 2002	Kyoto gamble could spell new gasoline tax Key players ponder future
Aug 22, 2002	Oilpatch and agriculture in water fight Drought-ravaged farmers seek to limit industrial use of resource
Aug 08, 2002	Alberta taps into nano-economy Leading-edge research billed to generate 15,000-plus jobs within next decade
Jun 27, 2002	CAPP draws green line for membership Environmental stewardship rules now mandatory for producers
Jun 20, 2002	Global Petroleum Show a hit for 12 billion reasons<br> Three-day event to generate that much in sales<br>
Jun 20, 2002	Report touts Kyoto benefits to oil industry<br> But government says risks too high to ratify climate-change pact<br>
Jun 13, 2002	Edmonton area oilpatch firms flying high Calgary-based producers grab the headlines but capital region dominates hot service sector
Jun 06, 2002	Cutting CO2 ‘won’t help air quality’ Economist blasts ‘screwy’ Kyoto, but critics question his credibility
Jun 06, 2002	Name change reflects scope of oil and gas show World's biggest energy conference runs June 11-13 in Calgary
May 30, 2002	Kyoto bickering slammed at climate forum New technologies seen as the way to reduce gases
May 23, 2002	Oilpatch winning emissions battle New rules help reduce amount of sulphur from sour-gas plants
May 23, 2002	Petroleum sector still cool to Internet marketplace E-business initiatives aimed at oil industry
May 09, 2002	Federal agency suing 144 energy firms Royalty dispute spurs lawsuits, but chiefs seek direct action
May 09, 2002	Turbines generating 'clean heat' Mariah Energy teams up with SAIT
May 02, 2002	Coal mine plan divides community Unhappy landowners seek buyout but towns support economic boost
Apr 25, 2002	Oil cleanup tool eyed by industry Company seeks sites in Alberta to test system
Apr 11, 2002	Albertans riding wireless wave Telecoms shake off naysayers as robust growth continues
Mar 28, 2002	Industry backs sour-gas tests on volunteers Growing public concern drives unique study
Mar 28, 2002	Count your blessings, says energy minister Oil and gas revenue goes to city infrastructure, says Murray Smith
Mar 21, 2002	Students convert Ford into lean 'green machine' U of A students work toward low-emission vehicle
Mar 14, 2002	Study challenges high Kyoto cost claims Projections of economic doom overblown, says consultant
Feb 28, 2002	Resource sector defends record on environmental protection Industry critics say voluntary measures lack teeth
Feb 21, 2002	Whaleback area ranchers oppose drilling plan Sour-gas debate rears its head again
Feb 14, 2002	Industry urged to take action on climate change Harvard prof says ‘carbon-constrained’ world will be reality
Jan 31, 2002	Flaring study gets boost from industry But shortfall still threatens health research
Jan 31, 2002	‘Green’ credit trading plan in limbo Ottawa 'plunging' toward Kyoto ratification, say critics
Jan 24, 2002	Gas flaring health study shelved Province looks to industry after a funding shortfall
Jan 17, 2002	Oilsands court ruling interpreted differently by industry, activists Decision reveals legal errors
Jan 17, 2002	Energy firms and city lauded for 'green' efforts Alberta oilpatch, municipal authorities praised during chamber speech
Dec 13, 2001	Eliminator taking care of dirty business Conoco testing unit to help put lid on polluting emissions
Nov 22, 2001	Digital gas well monitor cutting paper out of process Companies still cling to mechanical charting
Nov 15, 2001	Digital maps act as lifeline to people, assets Emergency response made easier with detailed information
Nov 01, 2001	Distributed energy seen as 'revolutionary' power option Coal-fired plants blamed for waste, environmental woes
Oct 18, 2001	Young tech firms undaunted in hunt for new investment Venture capital dries up
Oct 11, 2001	EUB implementing sour-gas improvements But critics fear all issues not being addressed
Sep 13, 2001	Alberta to introduce emissions trading Industry and government working on pilot program
Sep 06, 2001	EUB sets deadline for sour gas plants Province offers royalty credit
Aug 23, 2001	Business alliances fuelling schools Investment in post-secondary institutions helping drive economy in Edmonton and Calgary
Jul 26, 2001	Edmonton and Calgary buck global storm Alberta’s big cities bask in prosperity as counterparts take cover
Jul 26, 2001	Corporate executives on top at the world championships Leaders from around globe invited to see Alberta Advantage
Jun 28, 2001	Province defends new air pollution rules Province says new standards were needly quickly to address electricity woes
Jun 21, 2001	Creative thinking cuts emissions and boosts profits Initial investment recouped in less than two months, proponents say
Jun 21, 2001	GO-Expo points way to industry's future High-tech and low-tech innovations revolutionizing the oilpatch
Jun 21, 2001	High-tech innovation boosts drilling safety Technology keeps drilling workers safe and dry
Jun 14, 2001	Sunlight science set to tackle toxic dangers Oilsands waste ponds target of UV pilot project
Jun 14, 2001	Jasper next in line for e-Mission conversion Banff anti-pollution measures to expand north
Jun 14, 2001	Process reaps more oil with fewer emissions New reservoir-recovery technology aimed at reducing greenhouse gases
Jun 07, 2001	Tour companies helping put 'green' back into Banff Team including ATCO Gas working to convert commercial vehicles into cleaner transportation
Jun 07, 2001	Oilsands under fire from Suzuki Foundation CAPP says industry isn't to blame for increased demand
May 31, 2001	Foundation helps spur Canadian philanthropy Focus on funding projects in social justice and environmental sustainability
May 17, 2001	Telecom giants fight to dominate Internet Companies engage in aggressive campaigns
May 09, 2001	Alberta kicks in $1.5 million to tackle greenhouse gases Focus off Kyoto as market-based options finding favour
May 02, 2001	Electricity giants prepare to launch battle for clients EPCOR and ENMAX chasing high-profile sponsorship deals
Apr 18, 2001	World beating path to sustainable home Homeowners’ dream is to build combustion-free village
Apr 11, 2001	Kyoto collapse leaves one burning question What will the world do now to combat climate change?
Mar 28, 2001	Ruling on sour-gas well sets precedent, say observers EUB cites failure to consult community
Mar 28, 2001	NFB filmmaker says there are no villains in sour gas conflict 'You can't do business the old way any more'
Mar 14, 2001	Hydro project wins easy ride But two new coal-fired plants face regulatory fights
Mar 14, 2001	Tech industry has room to grow: studies Research indicates Alberta must expand to stay competitive
Mar 07, 2001	Oilman tackles 'ratty' problem Innovative idea praised, but inventors want large-scale tests
Feb 28, 2001	Coal comeback sparks debate over pollution Companies say balance needed between supply, demand and environmental concerns
Feb 28, 2001	Satellite points way to future of wireless U of C scientists had role to play in pioneering technology
Feb 14, 2001	Calgary winning wireless race Government investment points to rosy future
Feb 14, 2001	Handhelds must meld voice with data Convergence of Internet, wireless still has way to go
Feb 14, 2001	City firms push envelope of wireless Net Homegrown products ‘unparalleled’ in world at this time
Feb 14, 2001	SAIT environmental technology centre helps fast-track careers Tech school gets new $5-million facility and diploma program
Feb 07, 2001	Oilpatch faces big bill for sour-gas cleanup Government report rejects advisory group proposal
Jan 31, 2001	Food processors boost bottom line by going greener 34 companies involved in new emissions initiative
Jan 24, 2001	Cell-Loc secures new financing Calgary high-tech firm raises enough funds for at least six months
Jan 24, 2001	Nasdaq denies crisis for high-tech companies Exchange gives warning to firms with declining stock prices
Jan 24, 2001	Nortel sheds 100 jobs in Calgary But company continues to hire for its wireless division
Jan 17, 2001	Nortel hiring in Calgary amid technology gloom Experts say city’s high-tech industry expanding
Jan 10, 2001	BigRigDirect.com has road to itself for truck financing New Calgary e-business provides online services for Internet-linked truckers
Dec 20, 2000	Something fishy is going on - and being researched Team at U of C launches company to investigate disturbing wildlife deformities
Dec 13, 2000	Crash leaves dot-coms fighting for survival Venture capital is out there, but it’s a lot harder to get
Dec 13, 2000	Forestry finds powerful use for biomass ‘waste’ Companies taking sawdust, bark and other “green” wood waste to generate heat and power
Dec 06, 2000	Energy revolution comes in small package Micro-turbine produces enough heat, hot water and electricity to supply 12-unit condos in Inglewood
Dec 06, 2000	Calgary company brings green energy to Cuba Suncurrent Industries Inc. to develop $1.45 million US in renewable energy sources over the next three years
Nov 29, 2000	It's a dirty job, but this robot's going to do it The STAR (Sewage Telecommunications Access by Robot) machine can lay 800 metres of cable a day
Nov 29, 2000	Wi-Lan on collision course with Cisco Calgary high-tech firm taking on much-bigger U.S. rival in court battle
Nov 29, 2000	'Son of Kyoto' deal possible Climate accord summit fails to reach deal, but talks will resume next year
Nov 22, 2000	Calgarians sending 'soup cans into space' $500,000 project led by U of C to study space weather
Nov 22, 2000	The heat is on at The Hague’s climate summit More than 160 governments are trying to hammer out details of 1997 Kyoto Protocol on greenhouse gas emissions
Nov 15, 2000	Wi-LAN founder says he’s not worried "I didn’t act any different when the net worth was over $500 million and I don’t act any different when it’s down to $100 million," says Hatim Zaghloul.
Nov 08, 2000	Welcome to the new economy — forget about East versus West Geography disappears when it comes to the Internet
Nov 08, 2000	Pollution fears raised over gas-fired power plant PanCanadian says plant complies with all environmental regulations
Nov 01, 2000	Like father, like son . . . People said ‘Smiling Jack’ Gallagher was crazy to start drilling in the Arctic — they’ve said the same about Fred Gallagher’s wind-energy project
Nov 01, 2000	My Mom would have escaped Nortel nosedive Lessons learned in tech company's giant stock plunge
Oct 25, 2000	PanCanadian project sets international precedent Company says scheme will shape global policy
Oct 25, 2000	No new e-taxes is message from Ottawa With a federal election just over a month away, that’s good news for new economy players
Oct 18, 2000	Control F-1 looks like another hit for brothers Veer and Vinay Gidwaney building third start-up firm
Oct 18, 2000	Alliance plans to repeat success of venture forum Inaugural Banff Venture forum such a hit that organizers want to do it again
Oct 11, 2000	Province sets sights on fibre-optic link to Silicon Valley Ambitious proposal targets high-speed access provincewide Silicon Valley, get ready to meet Alberta at the speed of light.
Oct 11, 2000	University requests $50 million from province for medical centre U of C already recruiting topnotch researchers in hopes cutting-edge facility will be built
Oct 11, 2000	Red ink fails to faze Calgary’s wireless community City gains growing reputation as industry powerhouse

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