Emma Graney is an Energy Writer at The Globe and Mail. She specializes in topics related to energy and mining, climate change and the environment, and consumer travel, with a focus on Canada and ESG issues. Emma's work has also been featured in publications such as the St. Paul Journal, Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert Gazette, Tri City News, and Okotoks Western Wheel.
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Emma Graney's articles predominantly cover government announcements, environmental policies, and legal regulations in the energy sector with a focus on national (Canada) issues. She also covers business topics related to the energy industry.
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she's opposed to the idea of cutting off energy exports to the U.S. in response to potential tariffs from incoming president Donald Trump.
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Investors are already souring on the U.S. oil refining sector as energy companies on both sides of the border prepare for the worst over Donald Trump’s promise of a 25-per-cent tariff on imports from Canada, including oil and gas
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Canada and the U.S. have by far the largest bilateral oil-trading relationship in the world. While tariffs on all Canadian imports are still not off the table, the U.S. President has promised to ‘drill, baby, drill’ at home
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Energy Minister Brian Jean said in a letter to the Alberta Energy Regulator that he was rescinding ministerial orders which directed the agency to suspend approvals and refuse new applications for coal exploration and development
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Member of former coal policy committee says feedback collected by Alberta resident, Indigenous people and communities is being ignored as the government instead leans on industry to guide its hand
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One of U.S. President Donald Trump's first moves after taking the oath of office on Monday was to declare a national energy emergency. Evan Vucci/The Associated Press
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