We have the people. We have the resources. We have the expertise. To keep Canada moving. See how: fuelforward.ca

Every day at a refinery is different but for Erik Sullivan at Tidewater Renewables, the goal stays the same: more lower-carbon fuel made right here in Canada. This week in Engine13 we speak with Erik about how co-processing can help lower carbon intensity while keeping domestic production strong, among other topics. Subscribe today so you don’t miss out: fuelforward.ca

Energy security starts with greater control over the systems that keep our country moving.​ ​Subscribe to Engine13 and learn why strengthening Canada’s domestic transportation fuels sector matters: fuelforward.ca

Responsibility is a vital part of running a refinery. We spoke with Alesha Leboeuf, Environmental and Regulatory Advisor at @ImperialOil's Strathcona Refinery, about what it means to be a responsible operator.

Fuels power our agriculture system, keeping tractors running and trucks moving to get food from farms to tables across this country. ​ And that connection goes both ways. Crops like Canadian canola, corn, and wheat are important feedstock for biofuels helping produce lower-carbon fuels for the future. ​ It’s a made-in-Canada partnership — two essential sectors working together to keep our country moving, growing and strong.

How do refineries really work? With a lot of collaboration across unique disciplines. 🤝 Take it from Kayvan Banaie, a Project Engineer at NWR’s Sturgeon Refinery. ​ ​Working with people across departments with different specialties is an exciting challenge and an essential part of keeping the refinery working 24/7/365.

We have the resources. We have the talent. Now is the time to turn Canada’s strengths into opportunity. ​Subscribe to Engine13 for the stories and ideas moving Canadian transportation fuels forward: fuelforward.ca

Tractors. Combines. Irrigation pumps. Grain dryers. Canadian farms run on fuel – and none of it runs without without the people who keep Canada’s energy system moving. See how we do it at fuelfoward.ca

Hans Xia is a Diesel and Heavy Products Scheduler, one of many highly specialized workers in Canada’s fuel industry. ⛽ Refineries continue to be a door to skilled career opportunities in communities across Canada – like @imperialoil's Strathcona Refinery in Edmonton where hundreds of people, like Hans, work every day to keep our industry moving.

Think again. Canada's fuel industry employs over 100,000 people – engineers, firefighters, HR specialists, environmental scientists, operators and so many more. Subscribe to Engine13 to learn more about Canada’s transportation fuels sector: fuelforward.ca

Every single day, Canadian refiners turn raw materials into the fuels that run our cars, power our businesses, and move our country forward. We spoke with Mike Lush at @North West Redwater Partnership's Sturgeon Refinery about the expertise behind Canada’s refining industry — and why Canadian knowledge is sought after around the world.

Contributing to record production milestones, supporting process improvements, taking on growing responsibilities across refinery operations, and only four years into her career? No wonder Melina Papadakis from @ImperialOil's Sarnia Refinery is the Canadian Fuels Association’s 2026 Rising Star. Learn more about the impact she’s making on the industry here: canadianfuels.ca/from-jet-fu…

If “all of them” wasn't your first guess, you're not alone. There’s a lot more to producing fuel in this country than most people know. Subscribe to Engine13 for the stories behind one of Canada’s major employers: fuelforward.ca

Engine13 is your expert source for news on Canada’s fuels industry, from the people who know it best – fuel producers. This is an essential read for anyone looking to understand this critical Canadian industry. Subscribe today: fuelforward.ca

Meet Alesha Leboeuf, an environmental and regulatory advisor at @imperialoil's Strathcona Refinery in Edmonton. She's one of thousands of Canadians making sure we not only produce transportation fuels but do so responsibly. Because that's the Canadian way.

The future of refining is built on innovation. We sat down with Mike Lush to hear how innovation is built into @nwrsturgeon's refinery

Most of our country's critical systems are powered by liquid fuels. The industry that produces them is an engine humming quietly in the background of this nation. Engine13 gives you a look under the hood. Subscribe today: fuelforward.ca

Work in the refining sector is constantly evolving. Across Canada, refineries are investing in new technologies and processes to produce lower-carbon fuels and reduce the impact of the transportation sector. We spoke with Hans Xia from @ImperialOil's Strathcona Refinery about some of the progress happening today.

When you’re powering a country this big, failure is not an option. As global supply pressures grow, Canadian-made fuels are demonstrating why domestic production and refining capacity matter—not only during periods of uncertainty, but also as Canada develops the next generation of lower-carbon fuels. Subscribe to see how our energy experts keep Canada’s tank full: fuelforward.ca

A refinery is powered by thousands of hours of expertise across many different professions. We spoke with Kayvan Banaie, from @NWRSturgeon Refinery about the teamwork it takes to keep Canada moving.