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The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) is the voice of Canada’s #oilandgas industry. #CAPP
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Joined June 2009
Canada and the United States have integrated and interdependent energy systems and economies— by working together we can create more resilient, and powerful economies
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RT @MLInstitute: "Trying to curtail Canadian oil and gas production is not going to do a single thing to impact global demand or global con…
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This is good news for Canada. A strong LNG industry benefits all Canadians
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CAPP opposes Canadian export taxes to counter U.S. tariffs
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Canadian energy associations united in fight against U.S. tariff threat "Oil and natural gas make up the largest part of Canada’s trade value, representing 25 percent of all the country’s exports and about $150 billion worth of energy trade with the United States annually."
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The federal emissions cap is a proposal to shrink Canada’s economy, put Canadians out of work, and throttle our largest export. Canada can’t afford it, and it needs to be scrapped.
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Canada is under the threat of tariffs and other serious economic risks—yet we’re still considering an economically damaging emissions cap. It’s time to throw out the cap and focus on preserving and growing our economy.
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“'Nobody wins' if tariffs are applied on Canadian oil and gas, said Lisa Baiton, CEO of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers” Link to full article:
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The emissions cap is a bad policy at a bad time. Read CAPP’s full letter to the Minister of Environment and Climate Change here:
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“No government should pursue such unconstitutional legislation. The cap will hurt Canadians already struggling with affordability. The emissions cap should not progress to a final regulation” - Lisa Baiton, CAPP President & CEO Read CAPP’s full emissions cap letter here:
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A barrel of oil provides more than fuel for planes, trains, and automobiles. It provides critical feedstocks for many products, like plastics.
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Jobs, jobs and more jobs. Canada’s oil and natural gas sector is a significant job creator, and according to a recent report, the future for new jobs looks bright!
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The United States has transformed itself into a liquefied natural gas (LNG) powerhouse – and it isn’t too late for Canada to do the same. With the right policies, we can transform ourselves into a significant LNG exporter.
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“I would question whether putting caps on emissions right now is the right time” – Bill Morneau, Former Finance Minister
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The world uses a lot of energy—and will only need more in the future. Canadian oil and natural gas can help meet that demand.
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No other country on earth is voluntarily cutting its oil its oil and natural gas production.
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