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Natural Resources committee Factually, there are different intensities of carbon oils from around the world. Bitumen from Canada is not the highest, so just factually that's not correct. If China is going to enable their citizens to have better diets and they need energy from Canada or from Kazakstan or f
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee You know, I think your question is very good. I wanted to be clear in my opening comments that our industry is committed to continuous improvement, we are committed to efficient climate policy, we are committed to being world class and we will continue to improve upon the work we
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee I appreciate your point of view.
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee I guess I'm reflecting on what we're seeing happen today, in that today we're seeing coal-fired power plants coming back online in Europe and new ones being built in Asia. I think that to get to our ultimate goals, which is the 1.5°C or less, it's going to take all of the tools t
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee Committee member, I appreciate your point of view. We have been working on and implementing technologies for years. We have a long track record of lowering greenhouse gas emissions on our production across the board: oil sands, conventional and offshore. That's just on our produc
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee Whatever policy we put in place needs to be efficient and work with the other policies that Canada has put in place to lower emissions, and it has to be done in the context of global realities. Canada plays a unique role.
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee There are several ways to implement a cap. I think we would not want to limit Canada's ability to play a major role in global reductions, and our industry can have a role in that.
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee To be absolutely clear, the largest reduction in Canada is phasing out coal.
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee We can play a major role in doing that globally by increasing our production.
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee I appreciate that.
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee The International Energy Agency has several different scenarios. I referenced their base case, but they did put out several other scenarios. The one you reference is their net-zero—
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee —scenario. Each of them uses different metrics in how they—
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee Again, that is one of their scenarios where they have some very specific criteria that go into it. I think a question for this committee is, if global demand is going to increase, if people around the world are looking for better lives, should that energy be coming from coal or f
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee Sure. I think that as global demand is increasing, Canada should be playing a larger role. There are demands around the world by people improving their lives and coming out of—
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan
Natural Resources committee I think we should be aspiring to play a larger role in global supply. That's inconsistent with government support, or non-support.
February 9th, 2022Committee meeting
Tim McMillan