Energy
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Bill to prevent strike at Ontario Power Generation has passed
The Progressive Conservative government said their bill will send the matter to arbitration
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Exxon Mobil withdraws application to approve $25B B.C. LNG project
The project had been proposed by Exxon Mobil and its Canadian partner, Imperial Oil Ltd., for Tuck Inlet in the Prince Rupert area
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Bill to prevent strike or lockout at OPG expected to pass today
The bill will send the matter to arbitration so it can be resolved without jeopardizing the province’s electricity supply, says the PC government
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Hydro One, Avista say Washington State regulator erred; request rehearing
If a rehearing is granted, Hydro One and Avista requested expedited proceedings that conclude by the end of January
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Ottawa to announce $1.6B boost Tuesday for battered energy sector
A support package for oil and gas companies will be earmarked for clean growth, loans and other financial supports, as well as investments in training and new technology
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Former N.L. premier expected to take stand at Muskrat Falls inquiry
Kathy Dunderdale was at the political helm when Muskrat Falls, a $12.7 billion hydroelectric project that has turned into a boondoggle, received sanction in 2012
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Ontario lawmakers set to debate bill to prevent strike at power utility
Ontario Power Generation said a strike at OPG would put the system’s reliability at risk
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TransCanada sells U.S. power plant in Arizona to Southwest Generation for $623M
Under the terms of the power purchase agreement, Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District has a right of first refusal on a sale to a third party
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AltaGas slashes dividend, sells remaining stake in B.C. hydroelectric operation
AltaGas said the move is in keeping with its plan to harness a stronger financial position and to fund future growth opportunities with a focus on its midstream and U.S. utilities business
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Who Got Funding in November
Fundingportal helps Canadian manufacturers to get funded
