In late September 2026, Canadian Natural Resources and four other oil sands producers, together with the federal and Alberta governments, committed via a trilateral MOU to advance the Pathways CCS project targeting up to 16 million tonnes of CO2 capture annually by 2045, with final binding terms still pending. An important insight is that this conditional CCS framework directly links potential future oil sands expansion to large-scale emissions management, potentially reshaping long-term…
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