Emma Graney is an Energy Writer at The Globe and Mail. She focuses on themes such as energy, climate change, and the environment, often exploring the intersections of these topics with business and economics. Emma's work has been featured in several publications, including the St. Paul Journal, Rocky Mountain Outlook, and St. Albert Gazette.
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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.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Emma would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts or stakeholders who can provide insights into Canadian government announcements related to energy and environmental policies. Additionally, individuals with expertise in carbon capture technology, oil and gas industry regulations, as well as Alberta-specific energy developments may find success pitching relevant stories or commentary to Emma.
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By: Marieke Walsh, Emma Graney
Expected carbon pricing deal is next step toward Ottawa, Alberta finalizing pipeline memorandum of understanding
By: Emma Graney
Open this photo in gallery: Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, pictured in Ottawa on May 8, are preparing to
By: Marieke Walsh, Stephanie Levitz, Emma Graney
Prime Minister and Alberta Premier signed long-awaited agreement Friday; pipeline still hinges on completion of oil sands carbon-capture project
By: Jeffrey Jones, Marieke Walsh, Emma Graney
Governments clash with oil sands producers over whether building a massive carbon-capture plant is economically viable
By: Marieke Walsh, Jeffrey Jones, Emma Graney
The contracts are partly meant to give companies a guarantee that a future government won’t rip up the policy
By: Jeffrey Jones, Emma Graney, Marieke Walsh
Changing policies of past governments is common, especially around climate change and renewable energy
$350-million deal is the latest example of growing interest in the region
By: Emma Graney
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By: Emma Graney
Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
By: Emma Graney
Daily astrology with Sally Brompton
