Category : Energy Sector


U.S. Plans Strategic Reserve for Rare Earth Elements

The Trump administration announces plans to create a national strategic reserve for rare earth elements, aiming to reduce dependence on foreign sources and secure critical supply chains for technology and defense.

OPEC+ Keeps Supply Pause as Oil Climbs on Iran Risk

OPEC+ reaffirms its three-month production freeze through March despite oil prices hitting four-month highs due to U.S.-Iran tensions. Key members led by Saudi Arabia and Russia leave future decisions for March meeting.

Trump's $12B Minerals Stockpile to Counter China

President Donald Trump is launching a $12 billion critical minerals stockpile called Project Vault to reduce U.S. reliance on Chinese rare earths and secure supply chains for manufacturers.

Darlington Nuclear Refurbishment Done Under Budget

Ontario Power Generation has successfully completed the refurbishment of the Darlington nuclear plant, finishing ahead of schedule and under the allocated budget, according to the provincial minister.

Milton Hydro's Digital Overhaul Boosts Efficiency

Milton Hydro has successfully transformed its manual scheduling processes into a modern digital platform, achieving measurable cost savings and improved operational efficiency for its 44,000 customers.

India Wants More Canadian Crude from West Coast

Energy Minister Tim Hodgson states India's desire for more Canadian crude oil exports via the West Coast, highlighting potential trade growth and energy cooperation between the two nations.

B.C. AI and Data Centres Must Compete for Power

British Columbia introduces a new competitive selection process requiring AI and data centre projects to vie for electricity access, as Energy Minister Adrian Dix announces policy at BC Hydro headquarters.

NS Government Opposes NS Power Rate Hike Request

The Houston government in Nova Scotia has formally requested the provincial energy board to deny Nova Scotia Power's application for a rate increase, citing affordability concerns for residents.

Mercredi Joins Arctic Gateway Group Board

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.

Carney Reopens Door to China Energy Cooperation

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.

Chevron Beats Q4 Profit Estimate, Eyes Venezuela

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.

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