Pembina
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Alberta petrochemical project cost estimate rises to about $4.9B
Dehydrogenation and polypropylene upgrading plants will turn propane into plastic pellets for shipment to manufacturers around the world.
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Noise makes Trans Mountain pipeline bid unlikely: Pembina CEO
Strategy is to get Western Canada’s hydrocarbons to the highest price markets but he wants to avoid exposure in news articles.
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Pembina buying Kinder Morgan Canada, US portion of Cochin pipeline
Deal includes an Edmonton storage and terminal business and Vancouver Wharves.
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Canadian LNG project in Oregon faces year delay for regulatory approvals
With construction delays, first gas exports are expected one year later than the targeted date in 2024.
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Federal government pledges $49M for $3.5B plastics project
Will help secure jobs and support the environmentally cleaner production of plastic products.
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Pembina proceeding with polypropylene plant venture with Kuwaiti firm
Plastic pellets will be sent to manufacturers around the world for use in the production of recyclable products.
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Inter Pipeline green lights $3.5B petrochemical project to produce plastic
Complex will convert propane into polypropylene for use in automobile parts, containers and Canadian bank notes.
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Critics say ambitious Canadian coal plan vulnerable to provincial slippage
Canada has plenty of work to do before it reaches that target: Erin Flanagan, Pembina Institute.
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Leaked US climate change report should be replicated in Canada: Pembina
Environmental institute says we have has some unique differences, such as the north where rate of warming is higher.
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Wynne shuffles cabinet as Glen Murray leaves for Pembina Institute
Ontario premier dismissed suggestions his departure is related to the Liberals’ electoral prospects, which polls indicate are hurting.
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Pembina Pipeline plans friendly takeover of Veresen in $9.7B deal
Companies are complementary representing liquids and gas services.
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Oil sands thirst for natural gas hits record: NEB
But environmentalists decry it as ‘waste’ of a cleaner-burning resource.
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Pembina Pipeline looking to build terminal near Prince Rupert
Capacity of about 20,000 barrels per day of LPG, capital cost between $125 million and $175 million.
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Alberta chooses two petrochemical plants for $500M in royalty credits
Pembina and Inter Pipeline said both facilities could potentially be operational in 2021.
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Green energy groups want Alberta’s renewable target to be law
Letter says more companies will enter the market if there’s certainty, bids for projects will be lower.
