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Vancouver “de facto” natural gas ban will cost households, businesses, community groups – study

Energy costs likely to go up, even with new efficiency standards in buildings A trio of Vancouver city policies amounts to a de facto ban on natural gas in pursuit of a “100% renewable energy” target, according to a study from Resource Works. The study claims the ban is based on insufficient renewable natural gas and could

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Kinder Morgan to hold full scale emergency response exercise in Burnaby

In 2016, the NEB evaluated 14 full scale emergency response exercises The National Energy Board(NEB) will take part in a full scale emergency response exercise at Kinder Morgan’s Burnaby Terminal, in Burnaby, British Columbia and at the Incident Command Post in Coquitlam, according to a press release. The exercise is a requirement under a condition of the Trans

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TransCanada testing new Calgary based pipeline safety technology

Testing locations include both ends of the Keystone pipeline TransCanada says a set of very sharp ears is being added to their pipeline monitoring and leak detection program, thanks to innovative new technology from Calgary based Hifi Engineering. After extensive testing in the lab, TransCanada, Enbridge and the Government of Alberta are teaming up for a

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Nexen and partners pull feasibility study on B.C. LNG project

Economic environment does not support partners’ vision of developing a large LNG business Aurora LNG and its partners, Nexen Energy and INPEX Gas British Columbia (IGBC), made a strategic decision to end the Aurora LNG feasibility study and will cease all investigation activity, effective immediately, according to a press release. Over the past four years,

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$2 billion Japan Canada Oil Sands expansion ramps up near Fort McMurray

Japan Canada Oil Sands first Japanese-owned company to invest in the oil sands, starting in 1978 Premier Rachel Notley, representatives from Japan and local officials marked the opening of the Japan Canada Oil Sands Ltd. Hangingstone project near Fort McMurray, according to a press release. This Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) project is the culmination

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NEB grants suspension for TransCanada’s Energy East, Eastern Mainline pipeline projects

NEB considering upstream and downstream greenhouse gas emissions in project On Sept. 8 the NEB suspended its review of the Energy East and Eastern Mainline projects for 30 days, following a request from proponent TransCanada, according to a press release. During this period, the Board will not issue further decisions or take further process steps relating to

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