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The Ontario Ministry of the Environment has posted a draft amend to the Renewable Energy Approvals Regulation (O. Reg. 359/09) to provide clarity with respect to the regulatory requirements that proposed renewable energy projects must satisfy.

Laura Gill and Leanne Desbarats co-authored "Tenancy in common offers oil and gas joint ventures little protection" in The Lawyer's Daily ...

As part of the Special Institute on International Mining and Oil & Gas Law, Development, and Investment held in Cartagena, Colombia on April 21, 2015 - presented by the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation and the International Bar Association – Darrell Podowski moderated the session "Junior Mining Companies in Today's Market," and presented the topic, "The Junior/Major Struggle - Negotiating Option and Joint Venture Mining Agreements," as a mock negotiation.

The Junior/Major Struggle - Negotiating Option and Joint Venture Mining Agreements," as a mock negotiation.

The National Energy Board is set to provide facilitated discussion on emerging issues in oil and gas safety management at Safety Forum, 2013 in Calgary this week.

Cape Cod Baywatch and Pilgrim Watch residents have given notice of their intent to sue Entergy for water pollution and fish kills caused by its Massachusetts nuclear plant.

As Canada's energy hub, Alberta is known for oil and gas but it's also home to a variety of other energy sources.

British Columbia Natural Gas Development Minister Rich Coleman has announced two major milestone dates for the introduction of the long-anticipated LNG tax regime for B.C.

The volume of data available to local electricity distribution companies (LDCs) is vast, and continues to expand and increase in size and complexity.

On November 16, 2010, Bill C-311, the Climate Change Accountability Act, was defeated in the Senate by a vote of 43-32 with no debate held.

A review panel appointed by the Alberta Conservative government has concluded that it is reasonable for the Alberta government to approve two new high-voltage power lines between Edmonton and Calgary that will cost approximately $3 billion to construct.

A thirty-storey crane is working this week, in ferocious weather, to put a new and better bearing on the ExPlace wind turbine, owned by the Windshare community power cooperative and Toronto Hydro.

Following the Deepwater Horizon Macondo incident, the British Petroleum blowout in the Gulf of Mexico, the government of Newfoundland and Labrador commissioned an independent study into the preparedness and ability of provincial agencies to respond to an off-shore crisis. Captain Mark Turner, an expert in marine safety and environmental management, was retained to assess the current regulatory framework and the ability of the province to respond to an incident.

Last year's $40 billion bid for Canada's largest potash company by Australian miner BHP Billiton, while ultimately unsuccessful, helped focus the spotlight on the abundant natural resources of Canada and the unique mix of resources available in Saskatchewan and Alberta in particular.

The international renewable energy and general electricity generation community that gathered at Intersolar Europe from June 8 to 10 was abuzz digesting the news of the German parliament releasing its plan to have the country’s electricity generation fully withdraw from nuclear energy by 2022.

The City of Kawartha Lakes has given notice that it will seek leave to appeal the Divisional Court’s decision, which upheld an MOE order against it.

Ontario is moving forward with implementing initiatives announced in the recent speech from the throne.