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Call for Expressions of Interest for Next-Generation Clean Energy Infrastructure Projects – Electricenergyonline.com
Aug 8, 2017 Investing in next generation clean energy infrastructure and technologies will advance Canada’s efforts to build a clean economy, create well-paying jobs for middle-class Canadians and help us reach our climate change goals. Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources, the Honourable Jim Carr, announced a call for expressions of interest for funding aimed at […]
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NEB Sask – CP
Source: The Canadian Press – Broadcast wire Jun 13, 2017 REGINA – The Saskatchewan government has submitted its response to a report on the modernization of the National Energy Board. Energy Minister Dustin Duncan has sent a letter to federal Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr about what Saskatchewan sees as the positives and negatives in the report. […]
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Media Advisory – Three Western Energy Ministers to Share Stage at Regina Event
OTTAWA, May 5, 2017 – Energy ministers from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba will take part in a panel discussion in Regina next Tuesday, as part of a broader event involving senior decision makers and corporate and other executives from across the energy sector. “Multiple Pathways to Clean Energy” is the 2017 edition of the Energy Council […]
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Premier Brad Wall invites Calgary energy companies to relocate to Saskatchewan – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Mar 29, 2017 By Dan Healing THE CANADIAN PRESS CALGARY _ Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is taking a turf war with Alberta to its economic heart, inviting energy companies based in Calgary to move their headquarters to his province. In a letter to Whitecap Resources (TSX:WCP) dated Monday, Wall offers to subsidize relocation […]
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Best Available Technologies in Federally-Regulated Pipelines report now online
From National Energy Board Technology combined with a strong safety culture will improve pipeline safety February 22, 2017 – Calgary, Alberta – National Energy Board The National Energy Board (NEB) has published a report entitled Best Available Technologies in Federally-Regulated Pipelines (Report) that provides a detailed overview of the current state of technology and best […]
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U of S prof tells United Nations about the challenges – and potential – of renewable energy in the north – Starphoenix
November 18, 2016 University of Saskatchewan professor Greg Poelzer was among the 25,000 people at the <span United Nations Marrakech Climate Change Conference in Marrakech, Morocco, presenting a report on developing renewable energy in Arctic and sub-Arctic regions and communities. Poelzer spoke with reporter Jonathan Charlton over a mostly clear Skype call from an airport in Paris. This interview has been […]
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First Nations Want Representation on the National Energy Board – FSIN
(Treaty 6 Territory, Saskatoon, SK) – The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Executive is calling on the federal government to show its commitment to First Nations relationships by appointing a First Nation representative to the National Energy Board (NEB) and to insure First Nations are fully consulted in the process to modernize the NEB. FSIN […]
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BR Premiers Governors – CP
Source: The Canadian Press – Broadcast wire Aug 29, 2016 BOSTON – Energy, the environment, and climate change are expected to be among the big topics when the New England governors and Eastern Canadian premiers gather today in Boston. Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker and Prince Edward Island Premier Wade MacLauchlan are co-chairing the conference. MacLauchlan says he […]
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National Energy Board Statement Regarding Saskatchewan Pipeline Incidents
On August 3, the National Energy Board (NEB) was made aware of a Crescent Point Energy Ltd. pipeline release. This is the second pipeline incident in Saskatchewan since July 21, when a Husky Oil Ltd. pipeline released approximately 250,000 litres of crude oil into the North Saskatchewan River near Maidstone, Sask. Both incidents occurred on […]
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Assembly of First Nations Calls for Action to Support and Protect First Nations Territories from Husky Energy Oil Spill in North Saskatchewan River System
Assembly of First Nations Calls for Action to Support and Protect First Nations Territories from Husky Energy Oil Spill in North Saskatchewan River System July 28, 2016 (Winnipeg, MB)― Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Manitoba Regional Chief Kevin Hart and Saskatchewan Regional Chief Bobby Cameron today expressed concerns about the Husky Energy oil spill in […]
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