Canada
Infrastructure , Pipelines
Nebraska Court Affirms Keystone XL Route
TC Energy’s oil pipeline route was already approved by the state’s Public Service Commission.
Trends
A&D Transactions From The Week Of Aug. 21, 2019
Here’s a snapshot of energy deals from the past week including a Permian Basin acquisition by Vermilion Cliffs plus the closing of the roughly $422 million merger of rivals TGS and Spectrum.
Infrastructure , Pipelines
Canadian Oil, Gas Looks For Rebound
The Canadian oil and gas industry is slowly showing signs of recovery as energy experts are cautiously optimistic about the future of the vital economic driver.
Trends
A&D Transactions From The Week Of July 31, 2019
Here’s a snapshot of energy deals from the past week including the sale of Houston-based Sabine Oil & Gas to a Japanese company worth over $600 million.
Earnings , Unconventional , Shale Plays
Encana Beats Estimates On Higher Permian, Anadarko Production
Encana edged past estimates for quarterly profit on July 31, helped by increased shale oil production in the Anadarko and Permian basins.
Health, Safety & Environment , Acquisitions & Divestitures , Pipelines
Indigenous-Led Group Submits Preliminary Proposal To Buy Trans Mountain Pipeline
The Trans Mountain expansion is opposed by some indigenous groups but supported by others, who see it as a chance for indigenous people to benefit from Canada’s resources.
Natural Gas liquids (NGL) , Infrastructure , Pipelines
Canada Regulator Says No Federal Scrutiny Needed For LNG Project Gas Pipeline
TC Energy Corp.'s proposed Coastal GasLink pipeline to supply the LNG Canada project in northern British Columbia is not subject to federal regulation, Canada's National Energy Board (NEB) said on July 26.
Pipelines
Enbridge Delays Open Season For Bids On Mainline Oil Pipeline System
Enbridge Inc. has delayed the start of an open season to solicit bids for contracted space on its Mainline oil pipeline system, North America's largest oil-shipping network, three market sources told Reuters on July 17.
Pipelines
Interview: Challenges Won’t Deter CEPA From Its Mission
Canadian producers and pipeline operators continue to face serious business challenges. The Canadian Energy Pipeline Association is far from ready to throw in the towel. Here's why.
Storage
Western Canadian Crude Inventories Fall In June
Western Canadian crude inventories declined in June, energy information provider Genscape said on July 8, in line with a seasonal decrease in supply because of maintenance at oil sands projects in northern Alberta.