@article {51754,
	title = {Canadian oil sands: How innovation and advanced technologies can support sustainable development},
	volume = {9},
	year = {2010},
	month = {11/2010},
	pages = {19 pages },
	publisher = {International Journal of Technology Management and Sustainable Development },
	abstract = {An increase in greenhouse gas emissions, coupled with elevated environmental awareness, has triggered the necessity of focusing on effective management of the Canadian oil sands. From Kyoto to Copenhagen, Canada{\textquoteright}s industry practices have been criticized. The deployment of sustainable production technologies is crucial for the survival of Canada{\textquoteright}s oil sands industry. Current literature is dominated by science and engineering scholars, yet a major problem appears to be a lack of full understanding of the multiple dimensions of the oil sands projects and the many players involved in innovation of sustainable technologies. A focused attempt to understand the development and commercialization process, with a view towards developing guidelines for individuals and institutions in managing innovation, would therefore be a useful contribution to the oil sands literature. This article proposes such an approach. The framework developed in this article is applied to a case study, with specific attention paid to identifying facilitating and inhibiting factors.},
	keywords = {CCS, CO2, GHG, planning},
	author = {Bloomer, Adam and Jagoda, Kilanga and Landry, Jeffrie}
}
