Research Guides: Energy Management: External Sources

Grey literature is not always easy to find but the extra work you put into finding quality information will show in your completed project.

In addition to the websites listed, here are a handful of places to look for Grey Literature:

Occupational Health & Safety
Alberta Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) is responsible for enforcing OHS laws through inspections, investigations and prosecutions. The legislation establishes minimum standards for safe and healthy practices in Alberta workplaces.
Acts, Regulations, and Rules : Alberta Energy Regulator
OneStop : Alberta Energy Regulator
Access reports, maps, templates, and more.

Acts administered by Natural Resources Canada
Listing of federal laws that provide oversight into the management and protection of Canada's environment.
Regulations administered by Natural Resources Canada
Regulations are legally enforceable instruments that can create different kinds of requirements on different kinds of activities, including restrictions on some activities and authorizations on others to improve scientific research or commercial activities in an environmentally sustainable manner.

Energy Statistics - Statistics Canada
Bringing together data, tools and reports to provide you with the latest information on energy in Canada.
Energy Managment Canada
Canada's only energy management publication serving the industrial, commercial and government markets.
Canadian Centre for Energy Information
The Canadian Centre for Energy Information (CCEI) is a convenient one-stop virtual shop for independent and trusted information on energy in Canada. It houses resources on all things energy-related, including production, consumption, international trade and much more.