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GHG reductions<br />

39% better<br />

Since 1990, GHG emissions associated with every barrel<br />

of oil sands crude produced have been reduced by 39%.<br />

Source: Environment Canada<br />

Since 2007,<br />

these regulations<br />

Regulated<br />

have resulted in GHG<br />

reductions equivalent<br />

The Government of Alberta<br />

to taking 3.4 million<br />

implemented GHG regulations in<br />

cars off the road.<br />

2007 (the first jurisdiction in North<br />

America to do so) requiring a mandatory 12%<br />

reduction in GHG emissions intensity for all large industrial<br />

sectors including existing oil sands facilities, or a payment in<br />

lieu (current carbon price is $15/tonne).<br />

CCS<br />

The Federal and Provincial governments are investing<br />

approximately $3 billion to help make Canada a global<br />

leader in carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.<br />

Industry and government are cooperating to demonstrate<br />

the commercial and technical viability of CCS in Canada.<br />

Source: Alberta Environment<br />

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