Oct 31, 2009 | Oakville Today
MPP Flynn questions Ford's relationship with TransCanada
Oakville MPP Kevin Flynn has requested a meeting with Ford Canada President David Mondragon to explain Forda s relationship with TransCanada Energy Ltd.
APRN - Alaska Public Radio Network
TransCanada Corporation says despite the discovery of massive amounts of natural gas in shale in the Lower 48, it still sees an Alaska Gas Pipeline as a priority.
Heiress Fights Dad's Bequest To The Arts
The daughter of a late Texas oil pioneer claims lawyers coerced her father into cutting her share of his estate and convinced him to give it to charity instead.
Gas Producers Favor State Oversight of 'Fracking'
States do a fine job of regulating the drilling process of "fracking," and transferring that regulatory authority to the federal government is not necessary, according, to West Virginia oil and natural gas industry executives.
Boardwalk Pipeline Partners LP Reports Operating Results
Boardwalk Pipeline Partners LP filed Quarterly Report for the period ended 2009-09-30. Boardwalk Pipeline Partners LP is a master limited partnership engaged through its subsidiaries Texas Gas Transmission LLC and Gulf South Pipeline Company LP in the interstate transportation and storage of natural gas.
Betting on Natural Gas, Part II: Investing Ideas
The value chain of the natural gas industry, shown below , provides a good overview.
Bike Path Not Pipeline: Where I Don't Stand on Eminent Domain
Posted by: Cory Heidelberger - 10/26/2009 11:54 AM Sibby cuts to to the heart of an issue that I've been grappling with myself on the proposed Lake Herman bike trail: During the TransCanada pipeline issue, you took what I thought was a pro-property rights position.
Alaskans await progress on Palin pipeline plan
Sarah Palin hit the vice presidential campaign trail last year and touted what Alaska could provide for the rest of America - a natural gas pipeline to help lead the country to energy independence.
Oil and gas association wants stimulus, further tax breaks
An oil and natural gas industry association is pressing Ottawa to develop an economic stimulus package aimed at boosting drilling activity in Western Canada.
Rattie: Natural gas under attack
In the final scene of the movie 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,' Butch and the Kid have a final shootout with bullets flying at them in all directions.
Oklahoma House Speaker Testifies Before Congress
Oklahoma House Speaker Chris Benge went before Congress Wednesday, testifying about the natural gas industry and how it can be a viable option to foreign oil.
Oklahoma personal income up slightly in 2Q
Oklahoma's personal income grew 0.1 percent in the second quarter of 2009, buoyed by the $787 billion stimulus package Congress passed earlier this year, according to estimates released Friday by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
TransCanada unveils pipeline construction program
EDMONTON a ' TransCanada Corp. alone plans to ship more than one million barrels a day of oilsands production to the United States with an expanded pipeline construction program unveiled today.
Frank Murkowski talks oil and gas
Former Gov. Frank Murkowski says Alaska needs to abandon its effort to build a natural gas pipeline and roll back its recent oil tax increase.
Kibby Mountain Wind Farm Begins Operations
Officials with TransCanada Corporation held a grand opening celebration Friday to kick start operations of the largest wind power development project in New England.
Protesters fight Oakville power plant
Hundreds of Mississauga residents turned out yesterday at an Ontario Municipal Board hearing in the hope that they might be able to derail the construction of a 900-megawatt power plant in neighbouring Oakville.
A pipeline so big it'll move the markets
A pipeline so big it'll move the markets TransCanada's Keystone pipeline. TransCanada TransCanada's Keystone pipeline will take nine million barrels of oil to fill, and be kept filled which takes that oil off the market, and creates a short-term squeeze that should boost heavy oil prices Nathan VanderKlippe Calgary - T he opening of a ...
DEC hearings to allow public comment on natural gas regulations
The Marcellus Shale debate is coming to a public place near you. Southern Tier residents will have a chance to critique the state's proposed regulations of the natural gas industry at a hearing scheduled for Nov.
AGA Chairman Tells World Gas Conference that Expanded Use of Abundant ...
Thomas E. Skains, AGA chairman, and chairman, president and CEO of Piedmont Natural Gas Company spoke today at the 24th World Gas Conference about the outlook for the U.S. domestic natural gas industry and its role in a global energy economy.
Dominion Gas is planning a new piping project. A major West Virginia energy provider is planning on piping gas from deep in the hills of the mountain state to its customers.
Marcellus question: Who will pay to monitor gas drilling?
And now for a little homework ... The state is asking local government agencies to regulate key aspects of the natural gas industry, raising yet more questions about who will pay for manpower to oversee multinational energy companies setting up shop in Southern Tier's backyards.
Colo. natural-gas industry feeling left out as solar grows
DURANGO, Colo. a ' The sun had just crested the distant ridge of the Rocky Mountains, but already it was producing enough power for the electric meter on the side of the Smiley Building to spin backward.
TransCanada plans transmission lines to service Western U.S.
TransCanada Corp. is planning to build transmission line projects that would transport wind-generated electricity from Wyoming and Montana to markets in the U.S. Southwest.
Don Briggs: Removing incentives would be another step backward
Recently, before the United Nations Summit on Climate Change, President Obama took the stage setting himself up as the world leader in the war against global warming and, at the same time, declaring war on U.S. oil and natural gas producers.
Bolivia state energy company chief welcomes foreign investors in $11 billion gas expansion
Bolivia plans an $11 billion expansion of its natural gas industry and is looking for foreign investors to come up with a third of that money.
Final arguments at NEB hearings on Mackenzie Gas Project set for 2010
CALGARY - The National Energy Board said Wednesday it plans to hear final arguments in its hearings on the $16-billion Mackenzie Gas Project in April 2010.
Enbridge considers pipeline expansion for shale gas
Enbridge Inc. said Tuesday it could expand the Alliance pipeline to take advantage of new unconventional gas fields in northeastern B.C. and northwest Alberta that are expected to become major supply sources.
McInnis chides governor for failed a big bets'
Scott McInnis speaks Tuesday to a crowd at Two Rivers Convention Center plaza. Tracy Dvorak Republican Scott McInnis launched Tuesday the Western Slope portion of his campaign for governor with some tough words for Democratic incumbent Bill Ritter.
TransCanada weighs in on Bill 50
The fight to win public support for a controversial power line is heating up again.
Credit card transparency rules come into effect on Jan. 1 The federal government is pushing back the start date for a key element of credit card reform meant to increase transparency for card users.
Despite new regulations, gas drilling in state is not imminent
So, when does the drilling start? Hold your horses. With only 17 inspectors to enforce the state's newly proposed regulations overseeing the natural gas industry, it will be a while before the gas rush moving up the Appalachian basin takes hold in the Southern Tier.
Oakville residents vow 'long fight'
Residents living near a massive natural gas plant that will soon be built in the southwest GTA have vowed to fight the project every step of the way, even taking the province to court if necessary.
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