Podcast: Public Opinion On Energy — The Ground Is Shifting
On today’s episode of The Newsroom podcast, DOB Energy editor Richard Macedo interviews Monica Gattinger, a professor in political studies at the University of Ottawa.
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Near Term Political Uncertainties On Energy Development Will Pass, Says Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe
The ongoing uncertainty in the energy sector driven by U.S. tariff threats and federal election politics is a temporary problem, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe told the Canadian Association of Energy Contractors’ (CAOEC) annual Spring Luncheon late last week, with longer-term industry prospects remaining positive.
Veren Builds Montney, Duvernay Inventory At Alberta Sale
In the March 19 land sale, Veren Inc. continued to build its Montney and Duvernay inventory at Kaybob South, post the Whitecap Resources Inc. merger announcement.
New U.S. Administration Puts Alaska LNG Back On Energy Map
Developing Alaska’s natural gas resources and building partnerships and infrastructure to ship increased supplies to Asian markets is an immediate priority for the new U.S. government.
National Coalition Of Chiefs President Wants Energy Exports To Be A Canadian Election Issue
When Canadian federal party leaders hit the campaign trail in the coming weeks, Dale Swampy hopes energy exports get their attention.
Notice In The Matter Of The CCAA And In The Matter Of Erikson National Energy Inc.
Notice Of Open Season – Enbridge Flanagan South Expansion
How Atlantic Canada And The Canadian Arctic Could Be The Next Big Play
Atlantic Canada finds itself in interesting times, and the threat of economic instability including reduced revenue from impending U.S. tariffs, has got the government bodies in that area exploring ways to diversify their income to protect their economy from collapse.
Ensure Regulatory Compliance, Set Your Company Up For Success
Regulatory Compliance: Get it right, the first time directly helps oil and gas companies prepare for unexpected compliance and enforcement actions because even best in class operators can have spills and other unexpected environmental issues.
Chevron’s Strategic Path To Sustainability: Cutting Methane Emissions With Kathairos Solutions Innovative Technology
PTW Expands In Saskatchewan With New Regina Branch, Strengthening Its Presence In Western Canada
PTW is proud to announce the upcoming opening of its newest branch in Regina, Saskatchewan.
Federal Election Kicks Off On Patriotic Note, As Canadians Head To Polls On April 28
Canada's 45th general election got underway Sunday, with the leaders vying to become Canada's next prime minister each positioning themselves as best to strengthen Canada's economy and stand up to U.S. President Donald Trump.
The Calgary Hydrogen Hub Is Onstream. Here Are Its Focus Areas.
A new hub that will fill knowledge gaps and serve as a point of connection for the hydrogen economy in the Calgary region aims to generate up to $75 million in private-sector project development.
Calgary’s Hydrogen Potential Presents Exciting Options
With the launch of the Calgary Region Hydrogen Hub (CRH2), funded by a $3 million investment from Alberta Innovates, Calgary Economic Development, the City of Calgary and Prairies Economic Development Canada, the city aims to take a large bite out of a global hydrogen industry that is expected to grow to $700 billion per year by 2050.