Trans Mountain announced it has started work in Kamloops on a section of pipeline that is 7 km in length and will take approximately 7 months to complete. We at AiM Land are proud to be a part of this

Will Blue Hydrogen Fuel Cells Replace Traditional Electric Power in Canadian Homes? Currently we have to "plug-in" to access energy. With Blue Hydrogen Fuel Cells, the energy supply is continuous, as long as there is access to the fuel source.

"Crude Oil Falls in Wake of Low Demand"

The Canadian Energy Sector is Expected to Kick-start Canada’s Economy Post COVID. Vast amounts of energy will be needed to kick start the economy. The Canadian Oil and gas industry has long track record of driving nation's economy and can

 "The bounce in demand for oil is expected to outstrip the ability of producers to restore supply," says Amrita Sen, co-founder and director of research for international consultancy Energy Aspects. Analyst are suggesting that world oil demand has bounced back

Due to Atlantic Canada’s energy industry’s significant growth potential, we made the decision earlier this year to begin operations in Halifax. For many years we have contributed significantly to the major energy projects in Western Canada and now we are

Adoption of blue hydrogen is expected to be one of the fastest way to reduce global GHG emissions from energy consumption in the next 10 years. The goal of Alberta’s hydrogen plan is to establish “a very aggressive and profitable

Global demand for oil seems to be bouncing back. Earlier this year the effects of the global pandemic and a brief price war between OPEC and Russia sent oil markets tumbling in April, forcing producers to scramble to withstand uneconomic

Despite recent global events, the role of oil and gas globally continues to evolve, and the Canadian industry is transforming itself to become a major player. Many are not aware that Canada’s oil and natural gas companies are spending more

The Alberta Carbon Trunk Line, is the largest integrated carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) system in the world. But the $1.2 billion ACTL doesn’t carry oil or natural gas through it’s 240 km pipeline, instead it gathers, compresses and

Canada is considered an “energy superpower” due to our abundance of natural resources relative to our small population size and large land mass. Yet we're losing market share to the United States. Canada's ONLY customer for our Oil and Natural

Canadian LNG exports are estimated to contribute $7.4 Billion to our economy and raise national Employment by 65,000 jobs per year - once our LNG export terminals are complete, according to The Conference Board of Canada.