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Canadian Federal Parties and their Energy Policies
Oct 8, 2019
Canadian Federal Parties and their Energy Policies
One of the largest factors playing into the voting decision of many professionals in the energy management industry, whether that be natural gas, electricity producers, or facility managers, is of course: ENERGY.
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New Developments in Natural Gas Storage Solutions
Aug 12, 2019
New Developments in Natural Gas Storage Solutions
New research has emerged in the field of Absorbed Natural Gas (ANG). ANG is an alternative to Compressed or Liquified Natural Gas (CNG and LNG), which may include a process that is both more financially feasible and safer to handle than the two current options.
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Carbon Pricing in Ontario Begins August 2019
Jul 8, 2019
Carbon Pricing in Ontario Begins August 2019
Over the past month, large moves have been made on the fate of the Federal carbon pricing backstop in Ontario. Companies will be seeing a new line item on their Enbridge bills beginning next month, with a $0.0391/m3 charge being added and back-billed to include all gas consumed from April 1st onward.
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Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion
Jun 19, 2019
Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion
Government Approves Trans Mountain and how that affects the Canadian Oil Industry.
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Should Canada Introduce More Pipelines?
Mar 5, 2019
Should Canada Introduce More Pipelines?
Natural gas is nearly universally accepted as the bridge resource between emissions-heavy fossil fuels and the green-tech movement. It is the ideal commodity to do the job, especially in North America, where the introduction of new drilling techniques in the mid 2000’s allowed access to enough natural gas to power the continent for decades to come.
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Winter Natural Gas Spikes Will Have a Lasting Effect for Utilities
Jan 2, 2019
Winter Natural Gas Spikes Will Have a Lasting Effect for Utilities
As expected, the 2018/2019 winter season has been full of volatility in the natural gas markets, both in North America and globally. Prices rose dramatically in November with cold weather forecasts. In much the same way, prices dropped significantly near the end of December among mild weather forecasts for the beginning of January.
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