Bringing good energy everywhere we serve
As a privately held, international energy company, Irving Oil remains deeply rooted in the communities where we operate.
Since 1924, we have been committed to providing safe and reliable energy products.
By partnering with organizations that build capacity in our communities, we invest in education, health care and community programs that make a positive impact. We support our more than 4,400 employees in making the positive changes they want to see in the world.
We are pleased to share our 2025 Report to Community.
We put our energy into nurturing the next generation of diverse global citizens by investing in inclusive and equitable education and development opportunities for young people. Our approach expands our focus to include students across disciplines and works with our partners to reduce inequities in education.
Ensuring access to safe and reliable energy drives change, creates opportunity and supports progress. Our goal of making access to energy more equitable is focused on both the local and global scale:
- Our support and engagement in the global mission of the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society at Dartmouth College to advance an affordable, sustainable and reliable energy future for the benefit of society.
- Our local programs that provide relief for families in need of fuel to access vital services related to their health and well-being.
Since 2002, our Fuel the Care program has provided fuel cards to families in Atlantic Canada, Quebec, New England and Ireland travelling to receive medical care for a child.
Our employees are the heart of our community giving program. Together, we are proud to be a force for positive change in our communities and in the world around us.
Our Good Energy in Action workplace giving program empowers our employees to contribute in the ways that matter most to them – through donation matching, dedicated work time to volunteer and by recognizing employees’ personal volunteer time, acts of kindness, actions to protect the planet and to learn about matters of social justice.
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