By Darryl Greer in Vancouver Two legal challenges filed in British Columbia claim a liquefied natural gas pipeline hasn’t been “substantially started,” contrary to a decision made by the provincial government back in June. Petitions filed in B.C....
Editor’s note: My stomach has been tied up in knots for months as to whether I should write this story. In Saskatchewan, most of the oilfield jobs are in the oilfield services. And I’ve had more conversations than I can count as to “why things are slow.” It’s not just...
EMERALD PARK: What’s old is new again, as a name change reflects changing times for one of the leading players in Saskatchewan’s nascent lithium play. Prairie Lithium is once again, after several years under the name Arizona Lithium. It’s the same company, but back to...
For 16 hours on Sunday, Sept. 21, the entirety of power generation in Alberta, from Zama to Taber, and from Lloydminster to Edson, went for a price at less than one singular Timbit. That’s right – the entire province (except for there they may be a side deal or two),...
STOUGHTON – Energy and Resources Minister Colleen Young had the opportunity to check out Steel Reef’s move into the power generation world, touring the company’s Viewfield Plant 4 facility on Sept. 4. Steel Reef is in the process of adding 125 megawatts of power...
VANCOUVER – The race to commercialize lithium production in Saskatchewan is heating up, as EMP Metals begins work on its demonstration plant. A number of announcements in recent weeks has the company starting construction of a demonstration plant at its...
