Former Assembly of First Nations Grand Chief Ovide Mercredi has been named to the board of the Arctic Gateway Group, adding his extensive Indigenous leadership experience to northern infrastructure development.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent Beijing visit has quietly ushered in a new era of Canada-China energy cooperation, with agreements extending beyond oil and gas to include clean energy and climate initiatives.
Ward 10 Coun. Zach Jeffries emphasizes that federal energy funding is crucial for Saskatoon's Downtown Event and Entertainment District, warning of property tax hikes without it.
Shandong Chambroad Petrochemicals bids for Canadian Cold Lake crude as U.S. intervention disrupts Venezuelan oil flows, narrowing discounts and reshaping global energy markets.
Imperial Oil announces a quarterly dividend increase while reporting a decline in fourth-quarter profit compared to the previous year, reflecting ongoing market dynamics.
Chevron plans to boost Venezuelan oil production by 50% using revenue from sales rather than new capital, requiring U.S. Treasury approvals while navigating political risks.
Chevron Corporation has reported a stronger-than-anticipated fourth-quarter profit, outperforming Wall Street estimates. The energy giant is also evaluating potential investment opportunities in Venezuela.
MAX Power Mining Corp. prepares to drill its second natural hydrogen well at the Bracken site in Saskatchewan, expanding exploration 325 km southwest of the Lawson discovery.
Dow Inc. confirms its $10-billion net-zero petrochemical project in Fort Saskatchewan will proceed with a revised timeline, targeting startup by late 2029 after a two-year delay.
Motorists in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are facing higher fuel costs as gas prices rise across Atlantic Canada, adding financial pressure amid ongoing economic concerns.
The OPEC+ alliance is likely to extend its voluntary oil production cuts into March 2026, according to Reuters sources, as global crude prices climb.
Venezuela's acting president signs a law privatizing the oil industry, reversing decades of socialist policy, as the U.S. eases sanctions to attract foreign investment.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew reveals a significant energy corporation is evaluating a northern port, potentially boosting the province's economic and trade prospects.
Federal ministers indicate willingness to consider alternative routes for oil pipelines, moving away from a sole focus on the northwest coast option, amid ongoing energy and environmental discussions.
An editorial argues that building pipelines from Alberta to B.C. strengthens Canada's economy and counters separatist movements, contrasting with past federal policies.
Venezuelan lawmakers have passed a bill to loosen state control over the oil sector, opening it to private and foreign investment amid economic challenges.
The Ontario government has declared the Greenstone transmission line a priority initiative, aiming to replace diesel generation and enable development in the mineral-rich Ring of Fire region.
American crude oil production has resumed its upward trajectory following a significant temporary decline caused by severe winter weather and power outages across key producing regions.
Hydro-Québec will cut power to approximately 1,200 customers in Côte-St-Luc for eight hours on Monday as part of network upgrades following recent outages.
A severe cold snap in Quebec has forced Hydro-Québec to curtail electricity exports to Massachusetts, highlighting vulnerabilities in cross-border energy infrastructure during extreme weather events.
Private capital markets have raised nearly US$230 billion specifically for energy transition funds over the past decade, creating a significant new financing source for renewable projects according to BloombergNEF analysis.
Cuba's oil reserves are critically low, with only 15 to 20 days of supply remaining as U.S. pressure disrupts imports from Mexico and Venezuela, threatening severe rationing and blackouts.
Quebec Energy Minister Jean Boulet emphasizes the importance of maintaining the Churchill Falls hydroelectric agreement with Newfoundland and Labrador as renewal negotiations approach.
As the Pathways Alliance Carbon Capture project advances, questions arise about additional provincial funding beyond existing tax credits, with potential costs reaching billions.
The premiers of British Columbia and Alberta held a cordial meeting focused on a contentious bitumen pipeline, setting the stage for broader discussions on trade and healthcare.
A high-level meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and the premiers of Alberta and British Columbia concluded without progress on pipeline development, highlighting ongoing regional tensions.
SaskPower is considering the deployment of large-scale nuclear reactors in Saskatchewan, complementing ongoing small modular reactor projects to enhance the province's energy infrastructure.
National Bank CEO Laurent Ferreira emphasizes that becoming an energy superpower is crucial for protecting Canada's economic sovereignty amid geopolitical threats and trade tensions.
SaskPower initiates formal evaluation of large nuclear reactor technology while advancing small modular reactor project near Estevan, aiming to transform Saskatchewan into an energy export powerhouse.
Hydro-Québec is replacing a broken transformer at the Hampstead substation, causing planned outages in Côte-des-Neiges and N.D.G. as crews work to upgrade distribution lines and improve network reliability.