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We're making clear strides to net zero
Oil sands are on a path to net-zero emissions
Climate change is a critical challenge, and the oil sands industry has an essential role to play in reducing emissions. Our path to net zero will help our country achieve a sustainable future.
Canada's largest oil sands companies are partnering to take action on climate change
We're working collaboratively to achieve our goal of net-zero emissions* from oil sands operations by 2050.
*Scope 1 and scope 2 emissions
The industry is doing a lot in terms of dedicating resources toward technology and innovation to address greenhouse gas emissions.
We’re developing many paths to net zero
Reaching net zero requires multiple pathways. Our approach includes an estimated $24 billion investment in carbon capture and storage (CCS) and other technologies to reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency in our processes by 2030. Our scientists and experts are also studying and testing many emerging emission-reduction technologies for use in later phases of our plan.
This will be one of the world’s largest carbon capture and storage facilities. What this initiative represents to me is action. Bold action.
Helping Canada meet its climate goals
We’re working collectively with the federal and Alberta governments to achieve our goal of net zero from oil sands operations by 2050, which will contribute to Canada’s emissions action plan and Paris Agreement commitments.
What we’ve achieved so far
There’s much more work to be done, but the oil and gas industry has made some significant progress.
1. Canadian Oil and Natural Gas is a Cleantech Industry, Context Magazine by CAPP. 2. Government of Alberta. 3. Government of Alberta 4. BMO Capital Markets Report.