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 »
Since 1938, when the government of Mexico nationalized foreign oil companies operating in that country, the Mexican oil industry, one of the largest in the world, has been state run,
Mexican oil and gas re-opened to foreign companies after 76 years Read More »
Investment in clean energy technology has been declining around the world. It fell 11 percent last year, and 9 per cent the year before. From a record high of $318
Canada one of only three countries where clean energy investment grew Read More »
In what is being widely seen as a victory for domestic manufacturing, Bombardier Transportation UK, the British arm of Canada’s Bombardier Transportation, has been awarded a lucrative contract with the
British cheer awarding of train contract to Bombardier 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 »
The solar energy company Canadian Solar is to provide five utility-scale solar power plants to Concord Green Energy in Ontario. The power plants are valued at $290 million. Approximately 236,000
Solar power companies report growth Read More »
On the agenda at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) conference held in Vienna, Austria last week were threats to the world’s nuclear security from at least two sources: terrorism
Nuclear emergency response centre for Ontario as countries deal with aging reactors Read More »
Japan will displace Germany as the top solar energy market in the world this year, in terms of revenue, according to a report from the research firm IHS. There has
Japan setting records for new solar power installations Read More »
