Energy
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Solar investors expected to snub Ontario in wake of Ford enviro decisions
Money will flow instead to Alberta and US markets, says Toronto-based SolarWall.
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NS boosts oil with $11.8M for research, environmentalists criticize move
Program collects core samples and makes maps of the ocean bottom and sub-bottom.
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Nexen Energy announces $400M expansion of its Alberta oil sands project
Will add three steam-driven well-pads that will send bitumen to its existing facilities.
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Darlington nuclear reactor to produce isotope used for medical imaging
First large-scale commercial station in the world to produce molybdenum-99.
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Indigenous protesters in Washington declare Trans Mountain won’t be built
Whales among key concerns, their sonar already disrupted by existing vessel traffic.
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Baytex Energy and Raging River Exploration sign merger deal
Combined company to produce approximately 94,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
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Supreme Court will not hear drug testing appeal involving oil sands workers
Unifor is confident it will prevail when the new arbitration panel hears the case.
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Husky wants to build Saskatchewan oil pipeline, replace one that leaked in 2016
Will transport blended crude and condensate to Lloydminster from across the river.
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Syncrude oil sands tailings plan approved by regulator despite deficiencies
Water-capping technology has been tested on site since 2012 and will be ready for a 10-year assessment in 2023.
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Alberta oil sands project wins regulator approval despite Indigenous objections
10,000 bpd steam-driven Rigel oil sands project proposed by Prosper Petroleum declared in the public interest.
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CAPP predicts Canadian oil production to rise 1.4M bpd by 2035
Increase to 5.6 million bpd in the next 17 years mainly due to a rise in oil sands production to 4.2 million bpd.
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NS extends deadline again to find buyer for former wind plant
New parties have expressed an interest in the former DSME facility in Trenton.
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Strained US Canada relationship backs arguments for pipeline, say Liberals
Current trade troubles points to the nee for a more diverse market of energy.
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Spill at Trans Mountain station larger than BC government first reported
Spill volume reported from company’s Darfield station north of Kamloops on May 27 revised to 4,800 litres from 100 litres.
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CPP Investment Board approached about Trans Mountain, CEO says no decision yet
Morneau predicted Trudeau government will have no difficulty selling Trans Mountain pipeline; after uncertainty about its future is resolved.
