By Bill Graveland CALGARY - The CEO of Enbridge Inc. said Wednesday he's willing to work with the B.C. government to allay doubts it has about the safety of the proposed $6-billion Northern Gateway pipeline.The province officially declared opposition to pipeline last week, telling a federal review panel the project shouldn't go ahead because there are too many unanswered questions about how Calgary-based Enbridge (TSX:ENB) would respond to a spill."I don't view it as a blow," [Read more]
CAPP sees Canadian crude oil production more than doubling by 2030
By Lauren Krugel CALGARY - A major oil and gas lobby group expects Canada's crude oil production to grow at a faster clip than previously forecast, despite uncertainty around new pipelines to bring that product to market. In its annual oil forecast, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers said it expects crude oil output to hit 6.7 million barrels per day by 2030, up from 3.2 million last year. That's 500,000 barrels per day more than the group called for in its 2012 [Read more]
Penn West cuts dividend, staff, replaces CEO in major shakeup
CALGARY - Penn West Petroleum Ltd. (TSX:PWT) says it will be reducing staffing levels by 10 per cent, installing a new president and chief executive officer and cutting its quarterly dividend by half while it undergoes a strategic review.Investors responded by pushing up the company's stock to its highest price since hitting a 52-week low in mid-April, although it's worth about 27 per cent less than the high set last September.The Calgary-based company didn't say specifically how many [Read more]
Alberta First Nation loses B.C. gas sale suit
VANCOUVER - Members of an Alberta First Nation lost their bid to stop the sale of oil and gas tenure in neighbouring British Columbia, but they did win a warning from the judge that they must be consulted.A B.C. Supreme Court judge found that the Dene Tha have been properly consulted on the B.C. government's sale of exploration rights on 21 parcels of land, most for shale gas development in northeastern B.C.But in his written judgment posted on the court website today, Justice [Read more]
Billionaire Democrat vows to block Keystone
WASHINGTON - A San Francisco billionaire — a friend to Barack Obama and a major Democratic financier — is embarking on a mission to block TransCanada's proposed Keystone XL pipeline by targeting voters who cast ballots for the president in last year's election.In an open letter to Obama, written by Tom Steyer just two months after hosting the president at his home, the climate-change activist says his political action committee, NextGen Action, is launching a campaign to "intensify our [Read more]
Mountain view from Calgary to get even better with opening of new office tower
CALGARY - Fireworks and First Nations dancers were to be part of a lavish ceremony Tuesday to mark the official opening of the largest office building in Calgary and the tallest building west of Toronto. The 58-storey Bow Building was ranked in the top 10 architectural projects of 2012. Work on the structure started in June 2007, and the final cost came in at $1.4 billion. The Bow will house the headquarters for energy giants Encana and Cenovus, among other [Read more]
Offshore BC oil spill equipment obsolete: audit
VANCOUVER - Internal government audits of the Canadian Coast Guard's capacity to monitor and respond to a marine oil spill found a system that was outdated, disorganized and in need of an overhaul. But many of the substantial recommendations in the reports have languished, despite pressure on Ottawa to deal with concerns over a potential increase in oil tanker traffic off the British Columbia coast. Two 2010 audits "each found a number of significant deficiencies in the program's [Read more]
Bellatrix says Korean partner fails in JV
CALGARY - Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. said it called off a $300-million joint venture after a South Korean partner failed to meet the closing conditions.The company announced the deal in January which would have seen both sides contribute $150 million for an 83 well project.The South Korean partner was not identified.Bellatrix said it will now consider alternative partners for the proposed Ferrier area Cardium joint venture. [Read more]
Pieridae Energy inks deal with German firm for 20-year LNG project off Nova Scotia
HALIFAX - Pieridae Energy Canada says it has signed a 20-year agreement with a German utility company that would buy liquefied natural gas from a proposed project in Nova Scotia. The deal would see E.ON Global Commodities SE purchase about five million tonnes of liquefied natural gas annually from a development that Pieridae has proposed for Goldboro, N.S. Pieridae Energy says the cost of the liquefied natural gas would be based on market prices in the Western European [Read more]
YIKES! Unemployment across euro countries rises to record 12.2 per cent in April
LONDON (AP) – The unemployment rate across the 17 European countries that use the euro hit a record 12.2 per cent in April, and the number of unemployed is on track to reach 20 million by year’s end. The worsening jobs crisis points to the recession that has gripped the euro alliance. Many countries are struggling to stimulate growth while grappling with a debt crisis that’s led governments to slash spending and raise taxes. Unemployment in the eurozone rose in April from the previous [Read more]
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