Energy
First ministers meeting shaping up to be most acrimonious in years
Trudeau will have to contend with challenges from conservative premiers.
Climate reality check: Global carbon pollution up in 2018
The calculations put some of the Paris agreement’s goals nearly out of reach.
B.C. climate change plan aims to build economy around renewable energy
The plan will require all new buildings to be net-zero energy ready by 2032.
Canadian Natural cuts $1B from budget due to low oil price
Oil sands producer will ramp up capital spending if prices improve and stabilize, and there’s clarity on market access.
Honeywell moving headquarters, 750 jobs to North Carolina
About 1,000 employees will remain at six Honeywell locations in New Jersey.
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Alberta orders 8.7% oil production cut to help deal with low prices
Low prices raising concerns the oilpatch will have to find savings elsewhere by slashing capital spending or jobs.
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Suncor assessing impact of Alberta’s move to cut oil production next year
Cuts to reduce a glut that increases the discount the oil fetches compared with the North American benchmark.
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Canada’s sad march to energy industry oblivion
Encana has now become Americanized, driven south by disastrous Liberal policies.
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New tax incentives for investment could increase Canada’s emissions
Manufacturing and processing companies can write off the full cost of buying new equipment and machinery as soon as they put the purchases to use.
Crude by rail exports rose to a record 269,829 bpd in September: NEB
Price discounts are costing the Canadian economy as much as $80 million per day.
Largest Newfoundland oil spill yet speaks to offshore risks: board
An estimated 250 cubic metres of oil leaked into the sea southeast of St. John’s from Husky Oil platform.
Proposed environmental assessment legislation needs integrity boost: scientists
Bill 51 contains a number of reforms and amendments that will change the way mines, dams and pipelines are reviewed and approved in BC.
Resource firm planning new N.B. wells if Tories lift fracking moratorium [UPDATED]
Corridor Resources wants to expand but the previous Liberal government imposed a moratorium in 2014 that prohibits hydraulic fracturing.
GE’s sprawling power, aviation, health care arms add risk
The sprawling company’s broad reach has left it vulnerable to market shifts in many industries.
All offshore oil rigs shut down in NL after Husky Energy spill: board
Suspension comes two days after an estimated 250 cubic metres of oil leaked into the sea southeast of St. John’s.
