Mainstay

After half a century as a mainstay of markets across Canada and the United States, Alberta’s role in North American natural gas will wane rapidly, says the province’s Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB).

After half a century as a mainstay of markets across Canada and the United States, Alberta’s role in North American natural gas will wane rapidly, says the province’s Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB).

Alberta’s role as an international natural gas supply mainstay will shrink as aging wells are depleted and domestic consumption rises, the province’s Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB) confirms.

Alberta’s role as an international natural gas supply mainstay will shrink as aging wells are depleted and domestic consumption rises, the province’s Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB) confirms.

Another two years of stable rates are in store for a mainstay of Canadian natural gas transportation after TransCanada Corp.’s Alberta pipeline grid reached a revenue requirement settlement with shippers.

Another two years of stable rates are in store for a mainstay of Canadian natural gas transportation after TransCanada Corp.’s Alberta pipeline grid reached a revenue requirement settlement with shippers.

Canadian natural gas exports are holding firm — and even managing to grow — despite persistent, widespread forecasts of decline for the northern supply mainstay on the “continental” natural gas market.

Canadian natural gas exports are holding firm — and even managing to grow — despite persistent, widespread forecasts of decline for the northern supply mainstay on the “continental” natural gas market.

After more than half a century as the Canadian supply mainstay, Alberta natural gas production has peaked and will decline no matter how much drilling producers do, the province’s industry watchdog agency says.