Energy
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Cenovus ramps crude by rail to 120,000 bpd, no provincial contracts
Company used a provincial program that relaxed quota constraints on production if it was shipped out on new rail capacity.
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Special mediator appointed in Regina Co-op refinery labour dispute
Vince Ready, who has worked in labour relations for more than five decades, will try to break the deadlock between the company and Unifor
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B.C.’s cleantech sector continues to grow: KPMG
A KPMG report finds the B.C. sector is increasingly export-oriented, with 87% of revenues forecast to be generated outside of the province
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Alberta, First Nation in war of words as Teck oil mine decision nears
Trudeau’s government has until the end of the month to make its decision on the Alberta project
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BP lays out long term ambition to achieve net zero emissions
BP’s announcement was less of a detailed restructuring plan and more of a statement of intent
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Kitimat LNG partner takes $720M writedown of project and gas fields
Australia-based Woodside Petroleum Ltd. says the charge against 2019 earnings reflects uncertainty in timing of when it will be able to develop its natural gas fields in northern B.C.
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Quebec utility signs first deal with gas producer under certification program
Seven Generations Energy Ltd. says it will send about 10% of its northwestern Alberta gas production by existing pipelines to Energir s.e.c.
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Siemens Gamesa secures contract for Suncor Alta. wind farm
The Spanish wind turbine manufacturer has more than 3,000 megawatts total installed in Canada
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N.L., Ottawa agree to shield ratepayers from Muskrat Falls cost overruns [UPDATED]
The two governments will also work towards electrifying federal buildings to reduce an anticipated power surplus in the province
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Coal sales interrupted by heavy snow, extreme cold, rain, warns Teck Resources
The Vancouver-based miner says rail and terminal performance has been adversely affected by heavy snow and extreme cold in January
