Even as the main stakeholder is said to be looking for a way out, there is a lot of optimism in the air about Canada’s LNG prospects since the federal […]
Optimism abounds for Canada’s LNG future after Pacific Northwest approval Read More »
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers released a fairly bleak outlook for 2015 and beyond, as it faces risks on multiple fronts in a market “transformed” by increasing global crude
Slower growth, need for new markets challenge Canada’s oil producers Read More »
The Bloomberg Canada Economic Summit 2014, held yesterday in Toronto, focused on the natural resources sector, as well as technology, manufacturing and real estate, according to organizers. Kathleen Wynne spoke
If Keystone XL dies, will Energy East replace it? Read More »
Barely a day after former cabinet minister Jim Prentice told attendees at the Oil and Money Conference in London that Canada needs to establish more international markets for its oil
India interested in oil and gas as well as uranium from Canada Read More »
Former cabinet minister Jim Prentice, now vice-chairman of CIBC, told the Oil and Money 2013 Conference in London, England that the energy industry in Canada is “at a crossroads,” and
Canada’s energy sector “at a crossroads,” risks falling behind Read More »
There has been a rebound in the number of applications to drill gas wells in British Columbia. The province’s Oil and Gas Commission had granted authorization to drill 469 new
LNG activity heating up in BC as Petronas seeks export licence Read More »
The Obama administration approved the export of liquefied natural gas by a Texas company, Freeport LNG. It is the first approval of LNG exports in almost two years. The Freeport
US resumes exports of LNG Read More »
