Gordon Jaremko

U.S. importers bought more but paid less for Canadian natural gas last year, according to the 2016 annual trade record from the U.S. Department of Energy.

A Canadian Liberal government-appointed inquiry called Monday for replacement of the National Energy Board (NEB), doubling the time allowed for energy project reviews, and an aboriginal role in approval decisions.

A new Canadian market is expected to develop swiftly for natural gas in Alberta electricity generation, thanks to low prices and expectations that surpluses will hold down costs of the cleanest fossil fuel for years to come.

Canadian governments and industry are reviving the oldest fuel — wood — for a natural gas substitute billed as contributing to commitments to make the country a moral leader in arresting global climate change.

Pembina Pipeline Corp. and Veresen Inc. announced a friendly merger Monday to create a Canadian heavy hitter in natural gas, liquids byproducts and oil processing, transportation and storage.

High technology and big investments required by shale drilling are cutting the number of Canadian companies capable of operating natural gas wells, according to an industry population count by the National Energy Board (NEB).

“Need” and “urgency” inspired a 23-name Who’s Who in Canadian natural gas to line up for a pipeline toll cut forecast to enable western supplies to compete with imports from the eastern United States, the National Energy Board (NEB) said Wednesday.

Imported shale gas from the United States will fuel Canada’s biggest oil refinery under a plan awaiting approval by the National Energy Board (NEB).

Voracious fuel consumption by Alberta oilsands production complexes has made them a potent force in pricing natural gas, according to the National Energy Board (NEB).