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Getting Alberta back to work : natural gas vision and strategy

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Alberta's Natural Gas Vision and Strategy lays out a plan for Alberta to become a global supplier of clean, responsibly-sourced natural gas and related products, including hydrogen, petrochemicals... More ≫

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Alberta's Natural Gas Vision and Strategy lays out a plan for Alberta to become a global supplier of clean, responsibly-sourced natural gas and related products, including hydrogen, petrochemicals and recycled plastics. The strategy outlines the government's actions to support the long-term growth and strength of the industry on its way to being a global competitor across multiple sectors.

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Diversification, not decline : adapting to the new energy reality : Energy Diversification Advisory Committee report to the Minister

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In October 2016 the Government of Alberta established the Energy Diversification Advisory Committee to provide advice to the government on additional steps the province could take to build a more... More ≫

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In October 2016 the Government of Alberta established the Energy Diversification Advisory Committee to provide advice to the government on additional steps the province could take to build a more diversified and resilient energy economy. The Committee was tasked with reviewing current analytical work, engaging with targeted audiences, soliciting feedback from the public, and providing advice to the Minister of Energy based on this work. This report presents the findings of the Committee and makes 36 recommendations to the government based on its findings.

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Energizing the North : proceedings report

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To advance renewable energy production opportunities in the north, the Northern Alberta Development Council hosted two seminars: one in Athabasca on March 28, and one in Peace River on March 30,... More ≫

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To advance renewable energy production opportunities in the north, the Northern Alberta Development Council hosted two seminars: one in Athabasca on March 28, and one in Peace River on March 30, 2017. Presentations on geothermal, solar, biomass, and wind energy showcased energy technology, successful community energy projects, growing business opportunities, various provincial and federal funding programs, and the development of energy cooperatives.

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Alberta Energy Regulator fact sheet

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General information about the Alberta Energy Regulator

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Unlocking the prize : metal fabrication procurement for development and operation of Alberta's oil sands

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This study explores the competitiveness factors and growing industry trends related to procurement decisions made when oil sands buyers award contracts to Metal Fabrication and Machinery... More ≫

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This study explores the competitiveness factors and growing industry trends related to procurement decisions made when oil sands buyers award contracts to Metal Fabrication and Machinery Manufacturing (MFMM) suppliers during the development, construction and operation of mining, in-situ and upgrader projects. The study helps to provide market intelligence for the development and execution of growth strategies in areas where Alberta’s MFMM sector has a competitive advantage. It also provides a better understanding of the needs of Alberta’s oil sands industry, describes how to strengthen relationships between Alberta’s MFMM sector and oil sand project owners, and support continued economic growth in the province.

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Shaping Alberta's future : report of the Premier's Council for Economic Strategy

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The Premier's Council for Economic Strategy was established in July 2009 help give an external, big-picture perspective on what Alberta needs to do to secure the province's long-term prosperity.... More ≫

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The Premier's Council for Economic Strategy was established in July 2009 help give an external, big-picture perspective on what Alberta needs to do to secure the province's long-term prosperity. The Council's report, released in May of 2011, outlines broad direction for the province's future, organized around five themes: realizing the full potential of our energy resources; broadening the province’s economic base; preparing to prosper in a global economy; providing a strong platform to sustain economic growth; and investing in shaping the future. The report also provides thoughts on how to ensure the province has a strong platform - fiscally, environmentally and with respect to infrastructure - to sustain economic growth. Under each of the five themes, the council outlines some thought-provoking 'flagship' initiatives.

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Talk about micro-generation

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General information about the use of micro-generation in Alberta.

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Alberta nuclear consultation

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This workbook was designed to provide information to Albertans and collect their input on the issues pertinent to using nuclear power to supply electricity in Alberta. The key part of this... More ≫

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This workbook was designed to provide information to Albertans and collect their input on the issues pertinent to using nuclear power to supply electricity in Alberta. The key part of this workbook is the survey. This workbook is dedicated to providing basic background information on Alberta’s electricity system, Alberta’s energy options, how nuclear energy works, and what the experience with nuclear energy has been elsewhere.

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Nuclear power and Alberta : background report

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This report is written so that interested readers can gain an understanding of the issues specifically related to adding nuclear powered plants into the province’s inventory of electricity... More ≫

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This report is written so that interested readers can gain an understanding of the issues specifically related to adding nuclear powered plants into the province’s inventory of electricity generating facilities. the Panel created by Ministerial Order 31/2008, dated May 5, 2008; requested by Honourable Mel Knight, Minister of Energy.

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Alberta nuclear consultation : report prepared for : the Alberta Government - Ministry of Energy

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Following the release of the Nuclear Power Expert Panel's report, The Alberta Ministry of Energy engaged Innovative Research Group, Inc. to conduct the Alberta Nuclear Public consultation. The... More ≫

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Following the release of the Nuclear Power Expert Panel's report, The Alberta Ministry of Energy engaged Innovative Research Group, Inc. to conduct the Alberta Nuclear Public consultation. The consultation process began with a multi-pronged qualitative research process to identify the range of views that Albertans hold on Alberta's electricity options and nuclear energy. Once those views were identified, they provided the foundation for a telephone survey of 1024 randomly-recruited Albertans to see how many Albertans agreed with the various viewpoints raised during the qualitative research process. Since only the telephone results are statistically representative of the Alberta population, the Executive Summary report uses the telephone survey results to illustrate key findings. However, the results from all four elements of the study are provided in the detailed findings section of this report.

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