Op-Ed: Saskatchewan Coal Transition Centre: Coal’s ticking time bomb

Op-Ed: Saskatchewan Coal Transition Centre: Coal’s ticking time bomb

It is important to recognize that the closure of coal mines can impact not only the mental health of miners but also the mental health of their families It is essential for communities, governments, and employers to provide resources and support for coal miners and their families during the transition away from coal mining. This can include retraining programs, job placement services, financial assistance, and mental health support. These resources can help ease the transition and promote good mental health and well-being.

TC Energy says ‘multiple’ asset sale negotiations underway in $5B divestment process

TC Energy says ‘multiple’ asset sale negotiations underway in $5B divestment process

TC Energy also provided an update on construction of its Coastal GasLink project, saying work is continuing in line with its revised cost and schedule and is now about 87 per cent complete. The company said it continues to target mechanical completion by late this year.
Earlier this year, TC Energy raised the projected cost of the Coastal GasLink project to $14.5 billion, up from an earlier estimate of $11.2 billion.

Iran navy seizes tanker near Oman that was on way to Houston

Iran navy seizes tanker near Oman that was on way to Houston

Iran’s navy seized a Marshall Islands-flagged oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman on Thursday heading to the U.S. amid wider tensions over Tehran’s nuclear program, the latest-such capture in a waterway crucial for global energy supplies.
The U.S. Navy’s Mideast-based 5th Fleet identified the vessel as the Advantage Sweet. Satellite tracking data for the vessel from MarineTraffic.com showed it in the Gulf of Oman, just north of Oman’s capital, Muscat, on Thursday afternoon. It had just come from Kuwait and listed its destination as Houston.

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Cenovus reports new CEO, Q1 profit down, lowers production guidance and raises dividend

Cenovus reports new CEO, Q1 profit down, lowers production guidance and raises dividend

CALGARY– Cenovus Energy Inc., Saskatchewan’s largest oil producer with significant operations in the Lloydminste rarea, delivered upstream production in the first quarter of 779,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (BOE/d)1 and downstream throughput of 457,900 barrels per day (bbls/d). The company generated $1.4 billion in adjusted funds flow and cash used in operating activities was $286 million. First-quarter results reflect lower commodity prices, reduced production in the upstream business and lower operating throughput in the downstream compared with the fourth quarter. Consistent with Cenovus’s commitment to shareholders, the Board of Directors approved a 33% increase in the company’s base dividend, to $0.56 per share annually starting in the second quarter of 2023.

Top 10 new wells in Saskatchewan in February

Top 10 new wells in Saskatchewan in February

Six of these wells, including the No. 1 well, were drilled on the western side of the province. The fact that significant numbers of the top producers were on both the eastern and western sides of the province perhaps is a testament of the diversity of Saskatchewan’s oil resource base,  

Peter Zeihan: Can green energy actually work?

Peter Zeihan: Can green energy actually work?

Colorado-based Geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan posts daily newsletters and videos on a variety of topic, from wars to geography to trade. And he talks a lot about energy. Zeihan often describes himself as a “greenie, but one that can count.” As such, he doesn’t get invited to greenie parties. 

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Haaland defends Willow, says US won’t end oil drilling

Haaland defends Willow, says US won’t end oil drilling

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland defended her department’s approval of the contentious Willow oil project on Friday, saying that despite President Joe Biden’s campaign promise to end new drilling on federal lands, “We’re not going to turn the faucet off and say we’re not drilling anymore.”

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At supper on Friday, Alberta’s wind power fell to 7 out of 3,618 megawatts, or 0.19 per cent capacity. Again

At supper on Friday, Alberta’s wind power fell to 7 out of 3,618 megawatts, or 0.19 per cent capacity. Again

The problem is not when you have four tires filled with air on your vehicle, it’s when you have a flat tire. And that was Alberta’s power grid at 6:51 p.m. on Friday, as wind power generation fell to 7 megawatts out of a possible 3,618 megawatts.
And if you’re counting flats, out of the 36 wind farms in Alberta, at that moment, 32 were producing precisely zero power.

Energy Transition Podcast: #59 Energy Information Agency vs OPEC

Energy Transition Podcast: #59 Energy Information Agency vs OPEC

This is the Energy Transition Podcast, with weekly Energy Transition podcast with Brazilian engineer Armando Cavanha, American public policy analyst and senior contributor to Forbes magazine, David Blackmon, Oilprice.com writer Irina Slav, and energy security analyst Dr. Tammy Nemeth.

This week, the quartet take on the IEA vs. OPEC.

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Moe concerned feds’ ‘social cost of carbon’ could lead to much higher carbon tax, pave way for Clean Electricity Standard impossible for SK to meet

Moe concerned feds’ ‘social cost of carbon’ could lead to much higher carbon tax, pave way for Clean Electricity Standard impossible for SK to meet

All of this has Moe concerned not only about Guilbeault floating a trial balloon about a possible higher carbon tax, but how this “social cost of carbon” could be used by the federal government as justification for its proposed Clean Electricity Standard. If implemented in its current form, that standard would mean the end of natural gas and coal power production, except in exceptional circumstances, by 2035. There have been numerous days this past winter where up to 86 per cent of Saskatchewan’s power generation came from natural gas and coal combined.

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault announces “social cost of carbon.” Could this mean a $247/tonne carbon tax?

Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault announces “social cost of carbon.” Could this mean a $247/tonne carbon tax?

On Wednesday, April 19, federal Minister of Environment and Climate Change announced a new “social cost of carbon.” In this video post on Twitter, he referenced a newly evaluated “social cost” of $247 per tonne of CO2. He noted that previously the cost of “carbon pollution” had been evaluated at $54 per tonne CO2e, which closely correlated with the original carbon tax level, as it was first announced. 

Cost of carbon emissions nearly five times higher than previously thought: analysis

Cost of carbon emissions nearly five times higher than previously thought: analysis

The economic cost of greenhouse gas emissions is nearly five times higher than previously thought, Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault said Wednesday.
The minister told attendees at a climate change conference in Ottawa that the government used updated scientific knowledge and economic models to revise the way it evaluates how much climate change is costing Canadians.