Gordon Jaremko
Canada Correspondent at Natural Gas Intelligence (NGI)
Editor at Alberta Oil
Correspondent at Freelance
Articles
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Nov 30, 2023 |
naturalgasintel.com | Gordon Jaremko
A legal face off with the Trudeau government has been launched after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on Monday called for provincial agencies to reject federal regulations that set a path for a net-zero electric grid by 2035.
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Nov 28, 2023 |
naturalgasintel.com | Gordon Jaremko
The Canadian oil and natural gas well count – chiefly in Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan – will rise to 6,229 in 2024 from 5,748 this year, according to an annual fall forecast by the Canadian Association of Energy Contractors (CAOEC). “A continuation of capital discipline within energy producers will create a ceiling on potential growth,” CAOEC analysts said. But they added that improved service would encourage increased production.
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Nov 21, 2023 |
naturalgasintel.com | Gordon Jaremko
Alberta and Saskatchewan have secured a Canadian court victory, to turn back environmental challenges and support the petrochemicals sector, which is a top natural gas customer. Federal Court Justice Angela Furlanetto revoked as “unreasonable and unconstitutional” an April 2021 Canadian cabinet regulation that rated all petrochemical items as “toxic” and launched restrictions on popular product lines. The regulations, set to take effect on Dec.
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Nov 16, 2023 |
naturalgasintel.com | Gordon Jaremko
Nearly 300 undeveloped industrial acres at the former Goldboro LNG facility are for sale in Nova Scotia as owner Pieridae Energy Ltd. focuses on oil and gas production and processing in Alberta. The Calgary-based firm set a mid-2024 target for completing the sale as a “strategic pivot” to Western Canada legacy wells and field plants that it bought from Shell Canada Ltd. in 2019.
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Nov 15, 2023 |
naturalgasintel.com | Gordon Jaremko
Rival territorial claims have erupted into two new lawsuits that seek to limit or prevent project approvals in a Canadian hot spot for natural gas supplies, the Montney Shale in northern British Columbia (BC). Halfway River First Nation and Doig River First Nation filed the legal actions in Victoria and Vancouver trial courts. Both seek orders for six provincial government ministries to limit or prevent project approvals under a land settlement with Blueberry First Nation.
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