Conflicts

Canadian LNG Export Favored Over Oil Plans

Canadian projects to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) are leading charmed lives by being left out of escalating conflicts over pipelines and tanker terminals planned for the Pacific Coast.

September 18, 2012

TransCanada Nova Extension Toll Challenged

A new front has erupted in conflicts over adding facilities and covering costs across the Canadian pipeline grid — this time over transportation of emerging shale gas supplies in northern British Columbia (BC). Salvos fired before the National Energy Board (NEB) include a warning from former chairman Roland Priddle, an architect of the country’s avowedly deregulated regime of fostering a market-driven and competitive industry.

June 4, 2012

Rolled-In Tolls for TransCanada Nova Extension Challenged

A new front has erupted in conflicts over adding facilities and covering costs across the Canadian pipeline grid — this time over transportation of emerging shale gas supplies in northern British Columbia (BC). Salvos fired before the National Energy Board (NEB) include a warning from its former chairman, Roland Priddle, an architect of the country’s avowedly deregulated regime of fostering a market-driven and competitive industry.

June 4, 2012

Environmentalists Dealt Blow in Alberta Drilling Program Decision

Alberta environmentalists recently were given a reminder that they do not have all the weapons to win escalating conflicts with natural gas producers over drilling programs.

June 27, 2006

TransCanada Reaches Alberta System Settlement; Battle for Alaska Pipe Continues

TransCanada PipeLines Ltd., Canada’s top natural gas transporter, has put an end to prolonged conflicts with its customers by negotiating rate settlements on its principal delivery systems. The pipeline company announced a three-year agreement on Thursday on key items for establishing tolls on its Nova gas-gathering network in Alberta, source for about four-fifths of Canadian production.

March 14, 2005

TransCanada Reaches Alberta System Settlement; Battle for Alaska Pipe Continues

TransCanada PipeLines Ltd., Canada’s top natural gas transporter, has put an end to prolonged conflicts with its customers by negotiating rate settlements on its principal delivery systems. The pipeline company announced a three-year agreement on Thursday on key items for establishing tolls on its Nova gas-gathering network in Alberta, source for about four-fifths of Canadian production.

March 11, 2005

El Paso Energy Partners’ Board OKs Midstream Asset Purchase, Distribution Hike

El Paso Energy Partners LP said Thursday it has received clearance from its board and a special conflicts committee to purchase a range of midstream assets from El Paso Corp. for an estimated $782 million. The crown jewel is El Paso’s vast natural gas gathering network in the San Juan Basin in New Mexico.

July 26, 2002

El Paso Energy Partners’ Board OKs Midstream Asset Purchase, Distribution Hike

El Paso Energy Partners LP said Thursday it has received clearance from its board and a special conflicts committee to purchase a range of midstream assets from El Paso Corp. for an estimated $782 million. The crown jewel is El Paso’s vast natural gas gathering network in the San Juan Basin in New Mexico.

July 26, 2002