The Canadian National Energy Board released its 2018 report on energy supply and demand projections to 2040
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Canada National Energy Board Releases Report On Energy Future
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By David Ingle, Patricia Rodriguez & Marie Stoyanov | Allen & Overy LLP
Ontario’s Minister of Energy, Greg Rickford, has issued an Executive Order to the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) directing it to “wind down” certain renewable energy contracts
Natural Gas Importer Sues U.S. Customs For Rejecting NAFTA Claims
By Pamela Anderson, Ann Nagele & David Townsend | Perkins Coie
An importer of natural gas from Canada filed suit on February 23, 2018, alleging that U.S. Customs and Border Protection unlawfully denied preferential treatment for its imports under NAFTA.
NAFTA Works – For The U.S. And U.S. Energy
By Energy Tomorrow Blog
In recent weeks we’ve encouraged U.S. negotiators in ongoing talks to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement to ensure that energy-supporting provisions remain in NAFTA. For a simple reason: NAFTA works for U.S. energy. NAFTA’s zero tariffs on exchanged goods, market access and trade liberalization have helped foster economic growth, generate consumer benefits and increase U.S. energy security within… Keep reading →
2018 Federal Budget – Tax Support For Clean Energy
By Christopher Ross | DLA Piper
Canada’s Finance Minister Bill Morneau delivered the government’s 2018 federal budget on February 27, 2018.
Methane A Potential Blind Spot For Canadian Oil And Gas Industry, Says Investor
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
While a growing number of global oil and gas companies step up to reduce methane emissions, many operators in Canada have hesitated to take concrete action, perhaps waiting instead for federal and provincial regulations to address the issue. EDF’s Sean Wright recently sat down with Jamie Bonham, Manager of Corporate Engagement at NEI, a Canadian investment… Keep reading →
Methane Momentum Builds, Time For Canada To Follow Through With Strong Action
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
The call to reduce oil and gas methane emissions landed a one-two punch this week that should provide Canada all the motivation it needs to get ahead of this global trend and prepare its energy industry for the future. First, the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) World Energy Outlook analysis statedthe future of the natural gas industry… Keep reading →
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Schemes: A Global Perspective – Canada
By SETH KERSCHNER | WHITE & CASE LLP
Canada’s federal government recently entered into an agreement with eight Canadian provinces and three Canadian territories that is likely to accelerate the development of provincial and territorial greenhouse gases.
Four Opportunities To Strengthen Canada’s Draft Methane Regulations
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
Canada’s move to reduce methane emissions from its oil and gas sector passed another milestone this week, as the deadline passed for stakeholders to submit comments about the proposed regulations to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). EDF issued extensive comments commending ECCC for moving forward, but urging decision makers to address some critical weaknesses… Keep reading →
New Studies: Methane Emissions From Canadian Oil & Gas Industry Are Worse Than Reported
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
Two studies released this week make it clear that Canada’s push toward methane regulations for the oil and gas industry is a smart move. And, while data of Canada’s oil and gas methane problem is still limited, these studies reinforce what research of the U.S. oil and gas industry found: oil and gas facilities are… Keep reading →
