Darlene Crowell This is Me

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1. 1. Kyoto capital

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   Published on: 6/28/2006   Last Visited: 6/28/2006

   "It truly takes a holistic approach from the organization with all employees looking at what they can do within their realm of responsibility," says Darlene Crowell, media relations manager for Suncor.
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   "When you reduce your energy use, it reduces your energy bill," says Suncor's Darlene Crowell.
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   Crowell identifies this as a new knowledge area that still requires a great deal of human capital engagement, especially where the mechanics are concerned.

2. 2. Business Edge News Magazine - businessedge.ca - Calgary/Red Deer Edition - Suncor joins climate-change coalition

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   Published on: 5/29/2006   Last Visited: 5/29/2006

   "We thought the timing was right," says Suncor spokesman Darlene Crowell.
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   Crowell says the practice of trading emission credits will help the company cut their net emissions by 2010 to six per cent below 1990 levels - meeting targets set by Canada and other countries in the 1997 Kyoto Protocol.
   
   "We think that's a substantive target considering our growth," notes Crowell, adding the company is anticipating the implementation of a meaningful credit-for-early-action program in Canada. "Because of growth, we may not be able to reduce our own emissions as much as we would like, and another company may be doing an even better job than they had planned.So we buy those credits from them . . . it's a market mechanism that capitalistic societies can buy into."
   
   More than 700 Canadian companies, including Suncor, have already signed on to a voluntary climate change registry program to cut emissions.Crowell says that Ottawa has been slow to approve a credit system that might encourage other companies to step up to the plate, "but we remain optimistic."
   
   "Clearly, some sectors of industry are waiting for those credit programs before they take more substantive action," she says.
   
   The Climate Action partnership was applauded by the Pembina Institute, an Alberta-based environmental think-tank.
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   But Crowell says it is important for Suncor to move forward with the partnership, even though the science is not yet conclusive.
   
   "More and more, we know that emissions issues are going to be included on the balance sheet of new projects," she says.

3. 3. Osprey Media Group Inc. - The Sarnia Observer

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   Published on: 8/17/2003   Last Visited: 8/18/2003

   In a press release Friday, Darlene Crowell, media relations officer for Suncor in Calgary, said the Sarnia refinery "safely ramped down" shortly after the outage.She added all Sunoco retail gasoline stations were closed.