SASKATOON – There are two leading competitors to provide the two large, 1000-megawatt scale nuclear reactors the Government of Saskatchewan said on Sept. 29 they intend on building. One of those competitors is Westinghouse, who in 2023 was purchased out...
There were 44 active or moving drilling rigs in Saskatchewan on Tuesday, Oct. 6, according to Canadian Association of Energy Contractors data published by RiggerTalk.com. While most of the rigs were drilling for oil, two were drilling for potash, one for...
By Lauren Krugel CALGARY – Two of Canada’s biggest energy companies have announced portfolio changes at a time when a brightening mood appears to be taking root in Alberta’s oilpatch. Cenovus Energy Inc. is growing its oilsands footprint with a...
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Oct. 1 that the Pacific Link pipeline project is the first to be designated a project in the national interest under the Building Canada Act. The designation allows the federal government to streamline the rules and...
CALGARY — It’s been a relatively quiet decade in Alberta’s oilsands, but the federal and provincial governments believe a new West Coast pipeline coupled with policy shifts might help turn up the volume. Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Fort McMurray,...
This is the lead story of extensive coverage into the Sept. 29 announcement of Saskatchewan’s nuclear power intentions going forward. This would have been the largest capital investment in Saskatchewan history, except for that Regina data centre. But it’s...
