MONTREAL - The Quebec government's aggressive push to electrify its school bus fleet — while giving one local manufacturer a virtual monopoly — could now be turning school bus operators off electric vehicles and delaying the transition, critics say. The abrupt withdrawal of 1,200 Lion electric school buses from Quebec roads after a bus in Montreal caught fire last week is prompting renewed criticism of the provincial government's approach to electrification. Many school bus routes in [Read more]
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Japan’s JERA in advanced talks to buy $1.7 billion of US shale gas assets, sources say
Japan's top power generator JERA is in advanced talks to buy natural gas production assets in the U.S. for around $1.7 billion, people familiar with the matter said, the latest example of the Asian nation investing in America's energy sector. JERA emerged as the top bidder for the assets owned by GEP Haynesville II, a joint venture between Blackstone-backed GeoSouthern Energy and pipeline operator Williams Companies, after banks solicited offers in recent weeks, the people said, asking not to [Read more]
Plains All American’s Permian pipelines facing quality issues, sources say
Plains All American's crude oil pipelines linking the Permian shale basin to the Corpus Christi export hub in Texas are facing quality issues related to high mercaptans, or naturally-occurring sulfur compounds, according to sources familiar with the matter and a notice seen by Reuters. Starting October 1, Plains will charge a half-dollar fee on every barrel that fails to meet mercaptan specifications on some of its pipelines in the Gulf Coast region, according to a notice to shippers seen by [Read more]
Gibson Energy Announces Renewal of Normal Course Issuer Bid
All financial figures are in Canadian dollars. CALGARY, Alberta, Sept. 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Gibson Energy Inc. (“Gibson” or the “Company”), (TSX: GEI), announced today the renewal of its Normal Course Issuer Bid (“NCIB”). Gibson’s Board of Directors has approved a renewal of the Company’s NCIB, and the Toronto Stock Exchange (the “TSX”) has accepted Gibson’s notice of intention to commence its NCIB for an additional one-year period. This enables the Company to purchase and cancel [Read more]
Decline in global oil and gas field output accelerating, IEA says
The decline in output from mature global oil and gas fields is accelerating amid greater reliance on shale and deep offshore resources, the International Energy Agency said on Tuesday, meaning companies need to invest more just to keep output flat. The IEA, which advises industrialised countries, is under fire from U.S. President Donald Trump's administration for a recent shift to focus on clean energy policy. A 2021 IEA report said there should be no investment in new oil, gas and coal [Read more]
Why Join CEGA? Invest in Your Career, Your Network, and Professional Growth
The Canadian Energy Geoscience Association (CEGA) is dedicated to supporting energy geoscientists across Canada. For just $135 (+GST) per year, CEGA membership provides technical knowledge, professional development, networking opportunities, and a strong industry community—delivering far more than the cost of joining. What Membership Offers Your CEGA membership unlocks a full suite of benefits designed to help you grow professionally and stay connected: Exclusive Discounts on Major [Read more]
Nepal’s politics could impact your bonus next year, and other geopolitical fascinations
Holy moly. Sitting here having a coffee in my favourite coffee shop, trying to figure out what’s going on geopolitically. But that is so far beyond my abilities, I can’t even keep up with what is happening, never mind figuring it out. I suspect I’m not alone. Historically, some Big Thing happens, like a flare up of a border tension, or tension over a trade agreement, or any one of countless triggers that are almost always massaged away quietly, but are none the less interesting because they [Read more]
Enerflex names Paul Mahoney as new chief executive officer
CALGARY - Enerflex Ltd. has named Paul Mahoney as the company's new president and chief executive, effective Sept. 29. Mahoney was group president, production and automation technologies at ChampionX Corp., which was acquired earlier this year by SLB. Enerflex board chair Kevin Reinhart says Mahoney, who will also join the company's board, is an accomplished and seasoned executive with broad industry experience. The company says Preet Dhindsa, who has been serving as interim chief [Read more]
Canada, BC government approve Ksi Lisims LNG project on Pacific coast
Canada's federal government and the province of British Columbia have approved the Ksi Lisims LNG project, a proposed liquefied natural gas export terminal to be built on the country's northwest Pacific coast. The Canadian government under Prime Minister Mark Carney is aiming to accelerate the construction of natural resource projects to boost the economy and reduce potential impacts from U.S. tariffs. The approval issued on Monday formally authorizes Ksi Lisims under the Impact Assessment [Read more]
Discounts for Iranian oil widen in China on record stocks, even as sanctions curb shipments
Discounts for Iranian oil in China have widened on record stock levels at a major refining hub and as a shortage of import quotas towards year-end hindered buying by independent processors, six trade sources told Reuters. Slowing demand from Chinese independent refiners in Shandong province, known as teapots, adds to pressure on Iran to sustain its oil revenue amid Western sanctions aimed at curbing its uranium enrichment programme. Those sanctions have reduced shipments into a key Chinese [Read more]
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