Canada
Emissions
Canada Unveils Greenhouse Gas Reduction Credits to Boost Carbon Trading Market
The new Federal GHG Offset System is designed to support a domestic carbon trading market.
International , Infrastructure , Pipelines
Canada Looking at All Options to Keep Line 5 Pipeline Operating
Deadline for shutdown order from the state of Michigan is approaching.
Acquisitions & Divestitures , Trends , Mergers
Energy A&D Transactions from the Week of March 3, 2021
Here’s a snapshot of recent energy deals including Permian Basin acquisitions by U.S. Energy Development comprising interests in oil development projects in the Delaware Basin.
Business , Transactions
Waterous Energy Fund Completes Takeover of Osum Oil Sands
Waterous’ latest offer was to buy up to 57 million shares of the oil and gas producer at C$3 per share, implying a deal value of C$171 million ($135.62 million).
Mergers , Pipelines
TC Energy, Ex-Columbia Execs Must Face Lawsuit over $10 Billion Deal
Judge rules that top execs will stand trial in suit by investors.
Investment , Renewables , Technology , Midstream
Enbridge Subsidiary Launches Green Hydrogen Injection Project
Gazifère, an Enbridge subsidiary, and Evolugen, the Canadian operations arm of Brookfield Renewable, revealed plans on Feb. 25 to build and operate one of Canada’s largest green hydrogen injection projects in Quebec.
Infrastructure , Midstream
Trans Mountain Seeks to Shield Insurers of Oil Pipeline
Disclosing Trans Mountain’s insurers publicly may result in pressure that shrinks its pool of potential insurers and raises premiums for the oil pipeline and its shippers, the corporation says.
Acquisitions & Divestitures , Trends , Mergers
Energy A&D Transactions from the Week of Feb. 24, 2021
Here’s a snapshot of recent energy deals including a series of transactions in the Duvernay Shale as both Shell and Ovintiv exit the play plus Continental Resources reveals itself as the buyer of Samson Resources’ Powder River Basin position.
Policy & Regulations , Emissions , Midstream
Biden, Trudeau Move Past KXL Dispute with Climate Change Pledge
U.S. President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made it clear during their first bilateral meeting that they wanted to put the Keystone XL pipeline dispute behind them and work together.
International , Infrastructure , Emissions , Construction , Pipelines
Biden, Trudeau Aim to Move Past KXL Disagreement
In Biden’s first bilateral meeting with a foreign leader, the issues of climate change and China are expected to be the main topics.