A perpetual thorn in the side of Canadian gas, oil, pipeline and power development and major stumbling block to the Mackenzie mega-pipeline project has been pared down to a manageable issue by a landmark native rights decision from the Supreme Court of Canada.
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Decision on Native Rights Eases Path for Canadian Pipes
A perpetual thorn in the side of Canadian gas, oil, pipeline and power development and major stumbling block to the Mackenzie mega-Pipeline project has been pared down to a manageable issue by a landmark native rights decision from the Supreme Court of Canada.
EnCana Sets Flexible Plan for 2009, Cuts Colorado Capex
Pointing to the uncertain economic times, EnCana Corp. pared next year’s budget by 18% over this year’s levels and said it would pursue a “conservative, prudent and flexible” program that would keep natural gas levels flat compared with this year. The company also delayed plans to split into two independent companies “until the uncertain financial markets stabilize.”
EnCana Sets Flexible Plan for 2009, Cuts Colorado Capex
Pointing to the uncertain economic times, EnCana Corp. pared next year’s budget by 18% over this year’s levels and said it would pursue a “conservative, prudent and flexible” program and would keep natural gas levels flat compared with this year. The company also delayed plans to split into two independent companies “until the uncertain financial markets stabilize.”
House Passes Pared-Down Energy Bill; Next Stop is White House
A pared-down energy bill, minus the hotly disputed $21.8 billion tax package and renewable electricity mandate, was overwhelmingly passed by the House Tuesday. The next stop for the measure is President Bush, who is expected to sign the legislation.
Arizona OKs Reduced Gas Rate Hike for UniSource Unit
The Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) Friday pared down a natural gas utility rate increase for a unit of Tucson-based UniSource Energy Corp., approving a $5 million increase for its UNS Gas utility, which serves 146,000 customers. The vote was 4-1.