The impact of the pandemic on global energy investment has been profound. With the shock on oil demand, how has the oil and gas industry reshaped itself to retain value? How are investor strategies changing and what are the emerging policies incentivizing investment?

The demand for responsible investments in the international environment is growing, however until recently, fragmented principles and guidelines for comparing ESG data globally has left investors unable to properly assess performance criteria. Are companies reporting the data that investors need? What more is required to properly evaluate long-term value and risk?

While economic forecasting has been challenging due to continued uncertainties, take a look at a snapshot of the state of the global economy and Canada’s rate of recovery.

Alberta is home to a growing number of First Nations-owned and operated companies investing in, partnering with and supplying the energy sector.

Alberta is set to become Canada’s renewable destination. Its solar and wind resources are among the best and most productive, combined with a deregulated market make it an attractive opportunity.

Emerging industries including hydrogen, helium and lithium extraction are priorities for evolving energy use.

Canada is an innovation hub for clean tech with many that focus on opportunities related to cleaner oil & gas production and mining operations.