canadian natural gas

‘Disappointed’ TC Energy Projecting 29% Cost Increase for Coastal GasLink Natural Gas Pipeline

‘Disappointed’ TC Energy Projecting 29% Cost Increase for Coastal GasLink Natural Gas Pipeline

TC Energy Corp. has again upwardly revised the expected cost of the Coastal GasLink (CGL) natural gas pipeline in Western Canada, citing challenges on multiple fronts. TC now expects the project to cost C$14.5 ($10.9 billion), up from C$11.2 billion ($8.4 billion) forecasted in its third-quarter 2022 earnings report. “The project continues to face material…

February 1, 2023
Are Higher Canada AECO Natural Gas Prices a Pipe Dream? 

Are Higher Canada AECO Natural Gas Prices a Pipe Dream? 

Discounted pricing at the NOVA/AECO C natural gas hub in Southern Alberta is likely to remain a fact of life over the near term, even if pipeline expansions and LNG exports in Western Canada come online as scheduled, according to experts. Abundant gas supply from the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB) and limited egress capacity…

January 5, 2023
Natural Gas Drilling Slows in U.S. as Oil Count Rises, Latest BKR Tally Shows

Natural Gas Drilling Slows in U.S. as Oil Count Rises, Latest BKR Tally Shows

The U.S. natural gas rig count dropped two units to fall to 155 for the holiday-shortened week ended Wednesday (Nov. 23), while gains in the oil patch led the overall domestic tally two units higher to 784, according to the latest data from Baker Hughes Co. (BKR). Offsetting the natural gas declines, four oil-directed rigs…

November 23, 2022
Natural Gas Imports from Canada Rising in Western U.S.

Natural Gas Imports from Canada Rising in Western U.S.

Natural gas imports from Canada to the western United States have increased by 4.1% so far this year versus the same period in 2021, according to new analysis by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). The border-crossing points at Sumas, WA, and Eastport, ID, “principally supply metropolitan areas in the Pacific Northwest and California, where…

November 23, 2022
British Columbia Could Bypass Alberta As Canada’s Top Natural Gas Supplier By 2028

British Columbia Could Bypass Alberta As Canada’s Top Natural Gas Supplier By 2028

British Columbia (BC) is poised to overtake Alberta and become the top source of Canadian natural gas as of 2028, the Canada Energy Regulator (CER) said in its latest annual industry review. The liquids-rich Montney Shale deposit, which fuels all drilling in BC and extends east into Alberta, could account for three-quarters of Canadian gas…

December 14, 2021
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