‘We’re going to get the Trans Mountain pipeline built,’ says Prime Minister Trudeau in Alberta
February 1, 2018 | Markham on Energy
Trudeau backs Notley over Trans Mountain Expansion as BC refuses to back down on possible […]
Constitutional expert says Kinder Morgan has law on its side, but industry says Trudeau has to ‘step up’
February 1, 2018 | Markham on Energy
Dispute between Kinder Morgan, Horgan govt, City of Burnaby is a log jam and only […]
Trudeau must put BC in its place or Horgan will never stop harassing Trans Mountain Expansion
January 31, 2018 | Markham on Energy
Is it time for Canada to take over complete oversight of Trans Mountain Expansion, including […]
Time for an adult conversation about Canadian hydrocarbon, clean energy economies
January 28, 2018 | Markham on Energy
Big Oil is shifting investment into expanding downstream (e.g. petrochemicals), clean energy technologies. What is […]
Burnaby review of Trans Mountain Expansion permits “disingenuous.” Time for NEB to review all permit applications?
January 20, 2018 | Markham on Energy
NEB finds that City of Burnaby’s permit review process was “unclear, inefficient, and uncoordinated” Anyone […]
Fire up your memes, gentlemen, Ted Morton is politicking with pipelines again
January 15, 2018 | Markham on Energy
NEB included downstream GHG emissions at the 11th hour of Energy East review, not upstream, […]
Time for oilfield services assoc. to choose progressive CEO as Salkeld retires
December 22, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Salkeld provided effective leadership as Canadian industry begins grappling with technology-driven changes to its business […]
Canada needs new pipelines, as widening crude oil price differentials demonstrate
December 21, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Pipeline opponents claim no new pipelines required, but market punishes Canadian producers with lower prices […]
Podcast: Forget steam, it’s time to microwave that oil sands bitumen!
December 20, 2017 | Markham on Energy
RF LX downhole heater promises to replace steam for SAGD, lower or eliminate GHG emissions, […]
Why the poor value proposition of electric cars should deep six Canada’s zero-emission vehicle policy
December 18, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Electric cars are expensive, have limited range, and generally provide low value compared to gasoline-powered […]
Podcast: EV battery technology…is solid-state emerging as the next big thing?
December 15, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Lithium-ion batteries likely to drop 50% in cost, rise 50% in range – Dr. Yi […]
CAPP misses mark with criticism of new Alberta GHG emissions reduction policy for oil and gas sector
December 14, 2017 | Markham on Energy
CAPP didn’t make constructive contribution to drafting of Carbon Competitiveness Incentives, hasn’t yet completed its […]
Low costs, less red tape boosts Saskatchewan thermal oil production
December 13, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Black Pearl says Saskatchewan thermal oil low production costs rival those of Permian Basin in […]
Pipeline integrity programs: Is a 5,000 barrel Keystone-style leak likely in Canada?
December 12, 2017 | featured, Markham on Energy
CEPA says pipeline integrity program begun in 2010 is showing results, data suggests pipeline leaks […]
Oil companies cautious, Pembina supportive of new Alberta plan to lower GHGs from large emitters
December 8, 2017 | Markham on Energy
Average cost of Carbon Competitiveness Incentives will be $.50/b and 92-95% of production will pay under […]