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Oil show chair Dan Cugnet points to guest speakers, opportunity for oil industry to showcase products, services

The Petroleum Technology Research Centre (PTRC) has announced funding for a University of Regina research project looking at geothermal heat and the integration of different energy sources at a proposed greenhouse complex in Estevan.

Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from vented and flared gas at upstream oil facilities in Saskatchewan were down in 2021.

It’s a key piece of what could become a new large-scale industry for Canada that reduces the environmental footprint of multiple sectors.

The Ministry of Energy and Resources, Whitecap Resources and Federated Co-operatives Limited will support a foundation report study, to provide investors with a thorough analysis of commercial-scale hydrogen opportunities and synergies with carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) infrastructure in Saskatchewan.

Despite the weather, 110 participants from three provinces accepted the challenge and showed up for the OTS second Top Gun Trap Shoot on Saturday at the Estevan Wildlife Federation's range.

More than 79,000 tonnes of CO2 were kept from entering Earth's atmosphere thanks to CCS.

Event will take place May 17 and 18 and offer plenty of information on the oil and gas sector.

Natural gas is an absolutely critical part of any clean energy mix.

Oil and gas will continue to be critical for decades to come, even as we pursue strategies to reduce emissions and encourage renewables.