Canada

Liquids Output From Western Canada Unconventionals Poised to Surge

Western Canada’s onshore plays yield comparable results to key liquids-heavy producing regions in the Lower 48 states, a positive sign once prices strengthen and demand for oilsands diluent grows, Wood Mackenzie Ltd. is estimating.

June 24, 2015

Oregon Lawmakers Consider Move to Expand NatGas to Rural Areas

In a region with increasingly robust natural gas supplies and infrastructure, Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill (SB 32) to empower state regulators to develop ways to extend gas distribution utility service to more of its sparsely populated areas that rely on trucked-in propane as their heating source.

June 19, 2015

Oregon Lawmakers Consider Move to Expand NatGas to Rural Areas

In a region with increasingly robust natural gas supplies and infrastructure, Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill (SB 32) to empower state regulators to develop ways to extend gas distribution utility service to more of its sparsely populated areas that rely on trucked-in propane as their heating source.

June 19, 2015

Shell, Partners Secure Environmental Approval for LNG Canada

Royal Dutch Shell plc and its partners received formal environmental approval Wednesday for their entry in the lineup to export liquefied natural gas from British Columbia.

June 18, 2015

Shell, Partners Secure Environmental Approval for LNG Canada

Royal Dutch Shell plc and its partners received formal environmental approval Wednesday for their entry in the lineup to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) from British Columbia (BC).

June 18, 2015
Energy Sector Workforce Still Shrinking, with Statoil Axing More, Canada Losses Rising

Energy Sector Workforce Still Shrinking, with Statoil Axing More, Canada Losses Rising

Statoil SA, which controls a broad portfolio of onshore and offshore leaseholds in North America, is reducing its workforce again, adding on to an enormous reduction in the industry's workforce since the start of the year. One major Canadian drilling group expects up to 25,000 industry drilling jobs to be gone by the end of the year, while another put direct and indirect job losses in Canada at close to 185,000.

June 16, 2015
Energy Sector Workforce Still Shrinking, with Statoil Axing More, Canada Losses Rising

Energy Sector Workforce Still Shrinking, with Statoil Axing More, Canada Losses Rising

Statoil SA, which controls a broad portfolio of onshore and offshore leaseholds in North America, is reducing its workforce again, adding on to an enormous reduction in the industry’s workforce since the start of the year. One major Canadian drilling group expects up to 25,000 industry drilling jobs to be gone by the end of the year, while another put direct and indirect job losses in Canada at close to 185,000.

June 16, 2015
Gas Demand Growth Projected For Southern Idaho

Gas Demand Growth Projected For Southern Idaho

MDU Resources Group's Intermountain Gas Co. on Thursday received approval from Idaho regulators for its updated five-year integrated resource plan, which anticipates increased demand among its residential, commercial and industrial customers spread across the southern half of the state.

June 15, 2015
Gas Demand Growth Projected For Southern Idaho

Gas Demand Growth Projected For Southern Idaho

MDU Resources Group’s Intermountain Gas Co. on Thursday received approval from Idaho regulators for its updated five-year integrated resource plan (IRP), which anticipates increased demand among its residential, commercial and industrial customers spread across the southern half of the state.

June 15, 2015

NatGas Imports From Canada Lowest Since 1995; Exports to Mexico Up

Canadian natural gas exports to the United States shrank last year to their smallest volume since 1995 as rival American shale supplies grew, according to trade records kept by the U.S. Department of Energy.

June 1, 2015