Days after another delay by the Obama administration on TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline, members of the Alberta government are hitting the U.S. circuit to promote the oilsands and boost their “green” credentials.
Three government officials are heading to key regions in the U.S. to push for continued market access and advertise what Albertan energy minister Diana McQueen calls “our commitment to clean energy development.”
Alberta hopes to showcase investment in carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology as part of a successful emissions reduction plan.
Critics say the Alberta government’s talk about “sustainability” and “clean energy” is not in (Read more…)