Canada stills needs to find ways to get its gas assets out of North America, TransCanada says after a project slated for British Columbia was scrapped. File photo by Stephen Continue Reading
Petronas drops high-profile LNG plans in British Columbia Plummeting prices threaten projects from Australia to Russia A $27 billion energy project in Canada just became the latest casualty of a Continue Reading
A managed decline of the tar sands isn’t a popular idea in Alberta, or in Canada for that matter. The idea of sunsetting the tar sands industry is about as Continue Reading
After Baghdad obtained a Canadian warrant to seize a tanker of Kurdistan exports, the Neverland has sailed back into the Atlantic Ocean. A tanker loads Kirkuk crude at the Turkish Continue Reading
The oil tanker loaded with crude from Kurdistan and thought to be headed to the U.S. before it turned off its tracker after exiting the Strait of Gibraltar a week Continue Reading
As Opec glares at the surge in US shale production that is threatening to derail its attempt to balance the oil market, it may also want to cast an eye Continue Reading
Producers have little choice but to move those extra barrels by train, with costs two to three times higher than pipeline shipping. (Bloomberg) — Call it the pipeline pinch, or Continue Reading
The old saying goes, “ The road to hell is paved with good intentions”. And so it goes for the myriad of new regulations, taxes and restrictions forced upon the Continue Reading
In the boreal forests and on the remote prairies of Alberta, a handful of firms are running pilot projects they hope will end a two-decade drought in innovation and stem Continue Reading
Canada’s Mordor, as environmentalists like to call the oil sands, is notorious for how “dirty” oil extraction is there. It’s also notorious for how expensive it is to extract. The Continue Reading
