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We follow new and interesting legal issues as they emerge in the energy area.

Earlier this month the National Energy Board (NEB) released a report on Canada's renewable power called Canada's Adoption of Renewable Power Sources – Energy Market Analysis.

On May 29, 2018, the Government of Canada announced a $4.5 billion deal with Kinder Morgan to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline and related terminal assets "in order to secure the timely completion" of the project.

Éric Desrosiers du Devoir partage son analyse des conséquences de l'Inflation Reduction Act sur les marchés canadiens et européens, notamment en ce qui a trait aux voitures électriques.

On May 29, 2019, Darcy Moch, Greg Johnson and Jared Mackey of Bennett Jones participated on a witness panel before the Standing Senate Committee

On August 19, 2021, Journey Energy Inc. (TSX: JOY) (OTCQX: JRNGF) ("Journey") announced that it had closed the previously announced acquisition of Calgary-based

K2 Wind proposes to build a wind power project in Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh township in southwestern Ontario, where Shawn and Trisha Drennan are farmers.

The Government of Alberta is expected to release the details of the REP by Q3 2016, with the first REP bids to launch in Q4 (December) 2016.

Alberta will hold its first auction for renewable electricity generation contracts in early 2017.

In an effort to remove barriers to resource development in Alberta, the Government of Alberta is seeking to clarify the ownership of coalbed methane within the province.

In a previous post, BLG blogged about SemCAMS ULC v Blaze Energy Ltd. 2015 ABQB 218 ("SemCAMS") where the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench granted summary judgment under a "pay first, audit later" clause.

Early last month, the Government of Alberta announced that the Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) would pause approvals on new renewable energy projects over one megawatt in the province until February 29, 2024.

Four partners from our national Energy Group recently co-authored the Canadian chapter in the fourth edition of Alternative Energy & Power, a publication of Chambers and Partners.

Amid ongoing efforts to identify ways for Canada to become less dependent on the U.S., partner Michael Fortier says launching more mining and energy projects is one way to do so. The approvals for such projects, however, need to come within a "commercially reasonable time frame."

Besides Italy, Ontario is the only region in the world to deploy Time-of-Use (TOU) rates as the residential default rate.

Le groupe Énergie – Électricité de Stikeman Elliott a rédigé dernièrement l'article intitulé « Alternative Energy & Power in Canada – Law and Practice », publié par Chambers and Partners...

The Alberta Utilities Commission has announced its intention to review the necessity and efficiency of qualifying expert witnesses for the purposes of hearings.