Canadian Energy Research Institute

WEBINAR - August 12. Climate Impacts on Canada's Electricity Systems. No charge for this webinar. Register at ceri.ca/events/climate…

NEW STUDY RELEASE: Climate Impacts on Canada's Electricity Systems. Study available for download at ceri.ca/studies

NEW STUDY RELEASE: In Situ Oil Sands Technology Trends. Study available for download at ceri.ca/studies

WEBINAR - February 2. This webinar will discuss plastic materials flow analysis, recycling technologies, and the economic impacts of plastic circularity. Tickets $20.00, register online ceri.ca/events/webinar…

NEW STUDY RELEASE: Economic Recovery Pathways for Canada's Energy Industry: Part 4 - Electricity. Report available ceri.ca/assets/files/S…

Climate benefits associated with reduction/capture of methane emissions are significant. The MEM course provides an understanding of regulatory variances, emissions management cost implications & tech options available. #methane #GHG #naturalgas Register: learning.jwnenergy.com/store/965707-m…

The #PollutionProbeGala2020 is going virtual! In 2019, our 50th anniversary Gala conference explored key environmental priorities for the coming decades. This year, our Gala theme highlights one of the most important of those priorities: Environmental Equity.

In 2019-2020, CERI research included an assessment of the economics of energy efficiency in industry, the effectiveness of carbon pricing and value-added options for some of Canada's energy resources. View the annual report for an overview of all research. ceri.ca/assets/files/a…

The LNG industry in B.C. is benefiting Indigenous communities and peoples, and is well positioned to advance reconciliation in Canada. Read the release about the @Conferenceboard report here. #forwardtogether newswire.ca/news-releases/…

The business & climate benefits associated w/ reduction/capture of methane emissions are significant. This course provides a review of regulatory variances between jurisdictions & an overview of costs associated with emissions management. Register now at learning.jwnenergy.com/store/965707-m…

Friday’s webinar is now available on YouTube! youtube.com/watch?v=jhjcDw…

@Resource_Works Thank you for sharing our research!

Part 3 in an economic recovery series from @ceri_canada looks at the return on investment in renewables: ow.ly/iFkv30rgHrZ

CERI President and CEO, @allan_fogwill, participated on a panel discussion of "What Energy Security Means for Canada and the World". Hear what Allan had to say regarding reliability & price and how both influence Canada's energy security. #energysecurity youtube.com/watch?v=IMUUlv…

Part 3/4 in our Economic Recovery Pathways for Canada's Energy Industry series shows that, for every CAD $1MM invested in utility scale wind power, 4-5 jobs are sustained and CAD $0.5MM is contributed to GDP. Study Overview: ceri.ca/files/publicat… #windpower #renewableenergy

Canada needs a circular economy of plastics. Governments of all levels must continue to work with industry to support innovative solutions. For more information, visit @ChemistryCanada's GettingPlasticsRight.ca

Is Big Oil a Thing of the Past? Join CERI VP, Research, Dinara Millington for a discussion that examines the future of Canadian energy. Registration for the October 30th event can be found in the link below. #oilandgas #CrudeOil #energy

Prior to COVID-19, renewable energy was one of the fastest growing sectors in Canada. Part 3 of this series assesses the magnitude of returns on directed support to the sector as part of the economic stimulus to spur recovery. ceri.ca/studies/econom… #renewableenergy #renewables

Join CERI October 28 where we'll review the findings of a 4-part series outlining economic recovery pathways for Canada's energy industry; including oil and natural gas, renewables and electricity. Tickets only $20

@mhdodick It's an exciting time to be in energy - ALL energy!

Excellent. Thanks for connecting @ceri_canada. I retain an interest in #energy-related matters from my time working in the sector and want to stay on top of new developments. Cheers, @mhdodick