Emma Graney is an Energy Writer at The Globe and Mail. She focuses on energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and the intersection of climate change and business, covering topics that include oil and gas, energy sustainability, and commodities markets. Emma's work has also been featured in the St. Paul Journal, Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert Gazette, Tri City News, The Fitzhugh, 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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By: Jeffrey Jones, Stephanie Levitz, Emma Graney
By: Emma Graney, Stephanie Levitz, Jeffrey Jones
A northern route would have required changes to the federal tanker ban along B.C.’s northwestern coast, which is considered a non-starter by the province’s government
By: Emma Graney, Laura Stone
The more than 3,000 kilometre Northern Shield Energy Corridor would carry crude oil across four provinces and end in Sarnia, Ont.
By: Emma Graney
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Open this photo in gallery: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith shows off the belt buckle Ontario Premier Doug Ford gave her from his belt after
By: Emma Graney
Deal sets the stage for a substantial increase in crude production
By: Emma Graney
Sector is becoming more confident about spending cash to significantly boost production
By: Emma Graney
Most business leaders believe the province should remain in Canada and view the issue as something it has to move past, council president says
By: Emma Graney
Agreement pushes forward massive carbon-capture project in province’s north, removing a hurdle to the construction of a new pipeline
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