By Lauren Krugel Pipeline proposals long considered dead and buried are coming back from the grave — sort of. Past plans to send oilsands crude east, west and south are being revived with different branding, proponents and routes. And, at least in the first two...
By Daniel Johnson Trans Mountain Corp. says it has reached a settlement agreement on tolls customers pay to use the Trans Mountain Pipeline. The Crown corporation said Tuesday it had filed a negotiated settlement with the Canada Energy Regulator that, if...
Call it Energy East 2.0, but kinda sorta, not really CALGARY – Two years ago at the Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith spoke of new export pipelines in several directions, most likely following existing rights-of-way as opposed to new...
Alberta and BC have made agreements with Ottawa. A Saskatchewan agreement might focus on nuclear power REGINA – What does the newly proposed West Coast Pipeline mean for Saskatchewan? It’s more than just oil, as movement on the new pipeline and associated agreements...
The Nova Scotia government has granted environmental assessment approval for plans to build what it describes as the province’s largest wind energy project. On Thursday, the Environment Department issued a statement saying the Ocean Lake Wind Project proposed for...
By Lauren Krugel Alberta’s pitch to the major projects office for a new oil pipeline to the West Coast is being billed as a public-private partnership, though its current structure skews almost entirely toward the public end of the spectrum. Ninety per cent of...
