oil
Scheer tells Trudeau to invite Energy East ‘back to the table’
…if the government really wants to develop Canada’s energy sector and get resources to market
Impact of diluted bitumen on young sockeye salmon deadly: study
Almost 50% of the salmon exposed to the highest amount died during the first two months after they were moved to clean water.
Trudeau says he won’t use ‘tricks’ to ram through pipeline
…But he says an appeal is one of many options under consideration.
Brookfield and Macquarie sell Quadrant Energy for $2.8B
Energy company focused on the Exmouth and Carnarvon Basins off the coast of Western Australia.
Irving Oil acquiring Irish-based group of energy companies
Top Oil is a leading supplier of home heating oil, petrol and diesel fuel.
Nexen reports 270,000 litre pipeline spill of produced water
Cleanup underway of oil and gas extraction process byproduct in Northern Alberta.
Cenovus selling northern Alberta oil and gas assets for $625M
Sale to NuVista includes Pipestone and Wembley natural gas and liquids production, 39% interest in Wembley plant.
Saudi official says Canada dispute won’t affect oil sales
Kingdom’s energy minister declares firm and longstanding policy that oil is not influenced by “political circumstances.”
Oil sands could eventually acidify area size of Germany: study
In 2013 areas in northern Alberta, Saskatchewan absorbed high enough acid deposits to damage life in rivers and lakes.
BP gets green light to restart drilling off Nova Scotia coast after spill
Measures put in place to prevent another accident, including a pressure system alarm.
Aecon joint venture wins Enbridge Line 3 replacement contract
Includes 92.2 km of pipeline in Brandon area and 96.5 km near Morden, Man.
BC regulator fines Kinder Morgan $920 for Water Sustainability Act violations
One ticket for non-compliance in the use of fish spawning deterrents and three related to water volume reporting.
Trans Mountain outlines construction plans for Alberta, BC
Work will include development of the Westridge Marine Terminal tunnel portal at Burnaby Mountain.
Carbon tax could pose costly drain on Saskatchewan economy: study
Even the most conservative scenario shows a $50 per tonne tax would reduce provincial GDP by 2.43%.
NS committed to offshore exploration despite spill: Energy minister
Investigation findings will be released publicly and will determine the next steps.