Canadian drillers add most oil rigs in two years: Baker Hughes
Energy firms in Canada more than doubled the number of rigs drilling for oil this week to the highest level in almost two years as producers returned en masse from Continue Reading
As Sun Sets on Canada Energy, Grafton Eyes Renewables
Grafton Asset Management Inc., a firm that has brought foreign investment into Canada’s oil and gas industry, is looking to add alternative energy to its portfolio for the first time Continue Reading
Trudeau’s Energy Boss Turns to Electricity After Oil Decisions
It was a tumultuous autumn for Jim Carr. Canada’s pipeline point man was a key player in decisions by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government to approve a major liquefied natural Continue Reading
U.S., Canadian voices chime in on drilling ban
U.S. and Canadian voices debated the wisdom of the indefinite ban on oil and gas work in some of its territorial waters, the Arctic in particular. As part of a Continue Reading
Statoil Exits Production in Canadian Oil Sands
Canadian oil sands, selling off its assets to Athabasca Oil Corp. and taking a loss of at least $500 million. The move ends Statoil’s nearly decadelong foray into oil sands Continue Reading
Canada’s Liberal Government, Most Provinces Set to Endorse Climate Pact
Canada’s Liberal government and the bulk of provinces are set to endorse a pact late Friday to fight climate change, even as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tries to revive the Continue Reading
Trudeau’s Pipeline Approval, OPEC Deal Resurrect the Oil Sands
Canadian oil sands producers are finally ready to grow again as Cenovus Energy Inc. and Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. announce they are pushing ahead with expansion projects two years into Continue Reading
Canada Fires Up Drilling Rigs On News Of OPEC Deal
Canada Oil Today marks the end of what has been one of the best weeks in two years for positive news for Canada’s battered upstream oil and gas industry. Obviously, Continue Reading
Energy East the Odd Pipeline Out as Canada Approves Two Others
The Canadian government’s approval of two major oil export pipelines may mean the death knell for a third. For more than two years, TransCanada Corp.’s proposed 1.1 million barrel-a-day Energy Continue Reading
Canada PM To Unveil Pipeline Decisions, Kinder Morgan May Get OK
Canada will announce decisions on new pipelines on Tuesday that could clear Kinder Morgan Inc’s hotly contested plan to double the capacity of its Trans Mountain project but reject Enbridge Continue Reading