Pembina announced plans to buy Kinder Morgan Canada and the U.S. portion of the Cochin pipeline, which runs 2,900 kilometres from Fort Saskatchewan to Chicago.
Kinder Morgan Canada acquired by Pembina Pipeline in $4bn deal Read More »
The $9.3 billion question is just how much a year-long delay caused by the courts will add to the twinning project’s final capital costs.
British Columbia’s Trans Mountain pipeline construction to proceed Read More »
Used fuel containers are being coated with copper.
Canada’s nuclear waste body develops safer fuel containers Read More »
The cost of producing hydrogen gas with renewables is likely to plummet in the coming decades, making one of the most radical technologies for reducing greenhouse gases economical. That’s the conclusion of an analysis by BloombergNEF, which said the mo…
Hydrogen’s plunging price boosts role of gas as climate solution Read More »
The Australia mining giant has been rumored to be divesting its thermal coal assets since July.
BHP hints at selling off energy coal business, again Read More »
The mine was placed on care and maintenance in late 2006 because of operational difficulties and lower coal prices.
Mothballed Dartmouth coal mine in NSW can restart operations Read More »
Colluli potash mine has been deemed as a “a game changer” for Eritrea’s economy.
Danakali secures financing for power plant at vast potash project in Eritrea Read More »
ASX-listed uranium miner Paladin on Thursday issued an amendment to the consent solicitation to introduce a consent fee payable to each noteholder who votes in favour of the resolution set out in the consent solicitation. In July, Paladin launched a co…
Paladin issues amendment to consent solicitation for Kayelekera sale Read More »
Commonwealth Bank of Australia became the latest company to join a global push to reduce emissions and said it would phase out its exposure to thermal coal or power plants by 2030. The company announced a new environmental and social policy in its annu…
CBA joins global push to limit emissions by cutting coal exposure by 2030 Read More »
The Tahltan have agreements with a number of mining ventures in their territory and are generally supportive of mining.
British Columbia First Nation take a C$124m stake in energy projects Read More »
