Canadian Energy News Headlines
Thomson: David shames Goliath into oilsands action - Vancouver Sun
Saturday, February 04, 2012 6:07:14 PM EST
Vancouver Sun
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For years, the Alberta government claimed the oilsands industry, the largest energy project on Earth, was having absolutely no effect on the environment. The government stuck tenaciously to its argument that all the contaminants in the air and water ...
Canada, Alberta seek to assuage oil sands critics Oilsands monitoring won't cleanup Canada's reputation: experts Craig's Take: Go east, young man |
Asian energy impasse could use Mulroney - really - Calgary Herald
Saturday, February 04, 2012 11:52:43 AM EST
Calgary Herald
Natural gas stars in new energy policy - Victoria Times Colonist
Saturday, February 04, 2012 12:57:13 PM EST
Victoria Times Colonist
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By Gordon Hamilton, Postmedia News February 4, 2012 Premier Christy Clark announced a new provincial energy strategy Friday that trades off the energy self-sufficiency target of the Gordon Campbell government for a new liquefied natural gas industry ...
Clark stakes BC's energy future on liquefied natural gas BC premier's natural gas plans include power supply change, but no hydro hikes Clark softens approach to sustainability as part of BC's new energy strategy |
Harper's China trip a chance to strengthen growing ties: observers - Vancouver Sun
Saturday, February 04, 2012 9:52:14 AM EST
Vancouver Sun
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State-owned Chinese oil and gas companies have invested more than $10 billion into Canadian oilsands companies and projects over the past few years to help satisfy the country's insatiable energy appetite. Moreover, the National Energy Board granted ...
Harper's oil pitch to China faces big hurdles China seeks Arctic Council observer status PM Harper's China trip: possibly three cities, two pandas and a handful of ... |
Report warns of Gateway pipeline 'price shock' - Edmonton Journal
Saturday, February 04, 2012 12:07:17 PM EST
Edmonton Journal
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A new report says the Northern Gateway pipeline will boost crude oil prices $2 to $3 per barrel annually over the next 30 years, causing significant damage to consumers, businesses and the Canadian economy. The economic assessment of the $5.5-billion ...
Oh, Those 'Radicals'! Reverse Enbridge oil pipeline, urge Suncor, union Economist Calls Gateway Pipeline an Inflationary 'Threat' |
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