Saskatchewan’s letter to Guilbeault opposing oil and gas emissions cap
Editor’s note: Saskatchewan Minister of Energy and Resources Jim Reiter sent two letters in February to federal Minister of Environment and Climate Change Steven Guilbeault regarding climate change initiatives that will have a detrimental impact to the province’s oil and gas industry. Pipeline Online is republishing both letters. This letter, republished verbatim, focuses on the proposed oil and gas emissions cap, introduced by Guilbeault Dec. 7 last year.
Discussion Paper: A Call for a New Saskatchewan Heritage Fund?
On Feb. 21, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith addressed her province, saying that her government would be essentially going all-in on revitalizing that province’s sovereign wealth fund, and using it, as Norway has, to level off the roller coaster of resource royalties. Perhaps ironically, Norway’s massive sovereign wealth fund was originally modelled on Alberta’s. And that fund is now worth US$1.42 trillion dollars (with a “t”).
So what about Saskatchewan?
Guilbeault’s press release on Clean Electricity Regulations update, verbatim
Editor’s note: In Pipeline Online’s continuing mission to ensure all Canadians know exactly what Minister of Environment and Climate Change Steven Guilbeault thinks our nation should do to save the planet, here is his press release of Feb. 16 announcing an update to the proposed Clean Electricity Regulations (CER). If implemented, the CER will be one of the most impactful actions made by a federal government in decades, affecting almost every element of society and the economy.
Guilbeault’s update to the Clean Electricity Regulations, verbatim
Editor’s note: This is the body of the text from the Clean Electricity Regulations public update, released on a Friday afternoon just before a long weekend in much of the country. Since the text is not terribly long, Pipeline Online is reproducing it all here, verbatim. There will be additional stories as well this week.
SaskPower and GE Hitachi advance small modular reactor plans, but won’t say how many, or how much they’ll cost just yet
SaskPower and GE Hitachi Canada signed an agreement on Jan. 30 allowing for further development of small modular reactors in Saskatchewan. But exactly how many reactors, or how much they will cost, SaskPower isn’t saying just yet.
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