Covers: Crude oil, Natural gas, Oil and gas services, Oil sands, Capital markets, Income trusts, Electricity sector, Climate change / Greenhouse gases

% currently able to control their electricity usage the way they would like, % have heard of the term "smart grid", % currently have a smart meter, % interested in a real-time energy monitor that shows electricity use in their home or on a computer display.

% interested in purchasing a smart appliance such as a dryer or air conditioner that can be programmed to turn itself down or off when electricity prices are very high, % interested in using a mobile device such as a BlackBerry or iPhone to control their energy use, such as turning off their lights or turning the air conditioning down while they’re away from home, What is the most you would be willing to spend, as a one time cost, in order to use these tools?.

If you had the ability, would you be interested in managing your household’s electricity usage according to the following factors? (To reduce the amount of greenhouse gasses produced by electricity generators at that time of day, To take advantage of power from renewable sources such as hydro dams, wind farms or solar panels, To use less electricity when the price is high)

Includes: Residential secondary energy use by energy source and end-use, Residential GHG emissions [greenhouse gas), Residential housing stock and floor space, Residential space heating energy use by energy source, building type and vintage, Residential space heating system stock share [home heating], Residential lighting and space cooling details, Residential appliance details, Residential appliance unit energy consumption (UEC), Residential water heating energy use and water heater stock share, Residential energy prices and background indicators

Commercial/Institutional GHG emissions by energy source, end-use and activity type, Commercial/Institutional secondary energy use by activity type and energy source, Industrial GHG emissions by industry, Industrial energy intensity by industry, Commercial/Institutional & Industrial energy prices and background indicators

Passenger & freight transportation GHG emissions by energy source and transportation mode, Passenger and Freight road transportation secondary energy use and GHG emissions by energy source

Electricity generation energy use and generation by energy source, Electricity generation GHG emissions by energy source.

Secondary energy use, Residential energy use, Industrial energy use, Transportation energy use & Commercial/institutional energy use, actual and without energy efficiency improvements, 1990 to 2005, Residential energy use by end-use (space heating, water heating, appliances, lighting, space cooling)

Average energy consumption of new electric appliances, 1990 and 2005 models, Commercial/Institutional energy use by activity type, by purpose

Number of eligible R-2000 housing starts, 1990 to 2007, Residential energy use and energy savings per household, Pre-1945 to 2000-2007 (pre-renovation and after renovation), ENERGY STAR Qualified appliances as a % of total category sales in Canada, 1999 to 2005.

Includes: Environment (e.g. recycling, waste, greenhouse gas emissions GHG), Safety (criminal offences), Health (e.g. smoking, number of physicians), The Gap Between Rich & Poor, Getting Started (e.g. immigration), Learning (education level, library service usage), Housing, Work (e.g. unemployment rate), Getting Around (e.g. public transit use), Belonging & Leadership (e.g. volunteer rate), Arts, Culture, & Recreation (e.g. Persons employed in cultural industries)

% feel somewhat informed about energy issues in their country, % feel empowered to influence policy and decisions regarding energy, Sources of information on energy issues, Biggest challenge to energy use in Canada.

Where does Canada rank globally in oil reserves? Coal reserves? Last year in Canada, were more barrels of oil extracted by conventional production or from oil sands? Who regulates electricity prices in Canada? Would you participate in an energy efficiency program? Top reasons for participating (Save money, Reduce greenhouse gas emissions GHG, Reduce need for new energy sources/development, Increase appliance life), How much would you be willing to pay to increase your home’s energy efficiency? [green consumers]

Emission changes in transportation sector (passenger transport (cars, light trucks, bus, rail, domestic aviation) vs. freight transport (heavy duty trucks, rail, domestic aviation, domestic marine)

Emission changes in Heavy industry and manufacturing, Electricity, Residential, Agriculture, Land use (forestry)

Would you approve or disapprove requiring companies in Canada to reduce greenhouse gases, even if it would mean higher utility bills for consumers to pay for the changes? Do you think the Canadian government should be doing more than what it is doing right now or less than what it is doing right now to deal with global warming?

Now, thinking about politics, would you be more likely or less likely to vote for a politician is that person were an environmentalist?

Includes: Total terrestrial protected areas by province and territory, Operating expenditures on environmental protection by type of activity and industry, Capital expenditures on environmental protection by type of activity and industry, Distribution of capital expenditures on pollution prevention by medium and industry, Distribution of capital expenditures on pollution abatement and control (end-of-pipe) by medium and industry

Pollution prevention methods by industry, Environmental management practices by industry, Disposal and diversion of waste, by province and territory, Disposal of waste, by source and by province and territory,

Materials prepared for recycling by type and by province and territory, Total and environmental revenues by industry, Revenues from sales of environmental goods and services, by province or territory, Research and development expenditures and source of funds in the higher education sector, Federal government research and development expenditures by socio-economic objective

Average daily temperatures by month for selected weather stations, Annual regional temperature departures from climate normal, trends and extremes, [weather], Distribution of streamflow, water area and population

Consumption of refined petroleum products by transportation industry, Fuel consumption and number of vehicles by passenger bus and urban transit industries

Volume of roundwood harvested by forest product category, selected years, Forest area harvested by province and territory, Primary energy consumption indicators, Installed capacity and generated electricity by province and territory

Production and consumption of primary energy resources [electricity], Hydro-electric power generation by province and territory, Energy consumed in thermal-electric power stations by fuel type, Efficiency of thermal-electric power stations by fuel type

Top ten substances released to air [air quality], Criteria air contaminant emissions, Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by source and sink category

Top ten substances released to land, Top ten substances released to water, [water quality], Species extinct and extirpated, Species extinct and at risk, Invasive species of high threat in Canada

What has been the impact of the greenhouse gas issue on the following areas? (Capital construction plans, Capital construction costs, Environmental reporting requirements, Environmental IT systems requirements, Re-configuration of transmission systems)

Emission sources of air pollutants leading to ground-level ozone and fine particulate matter, 2006, Ground-level ozone and particulate matter for selected Canadian and international cities in 2005.

Status of freshwater quality for protection of aquatic life at monitoring sites in southern Canada, 2004 to 2006, Pollutant releases into water from municipal and industrial facilities, by sector and substance, Water quality rankings of selected industrialized countries, taken from the Environmental Performance Index