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Interest by investors in developing helium deposits in Alberta has to date been deterred by the lack of a helium specific royalty rate.

Almost a year after the provincial government released its Climate Leadership Plan, it tabled the Renewable Electricity Act (Act) and released details on its Renewable Electricity Program (REP).

Much has already been written about the 2015 Alberta budget and its effect on individual taxpayers.

The appeal is currently scheduled to be heard in September 2014 and should continue to develop the law in oil and gas lease termination cases in Alberta.

The Auditor General's Report highlights that IT security standards have been created for ICS in the electricity distribution and transmission industry in Alberta.

The government of Alberta paid $8.3 million to the electrical utilities in April under the province's price cap. On June 1, 2017, the government introduced a cap on electricity rates of a maximum of 6.8 cents per kWh.

On July 9, 2020, the Alberta government announced the Alberta Petrochemicals Incentive Program. As part of Alberta's Recovery Plan, the Program represents a significant effort to...

The AESO intends to develop the Program throughout the year and launch its first Renewable Electricity Program competition in Q4 2016 with project in-service dates in Q2 2019.

On January 5, 2021, Alectra Energy Services Inc. (a division of Alectra Inc.) announced that it had completed the acquisition of Holland Power Services (HPS).

The US regulations mirror the Canadian regulations and include additional braking requirements for trains carrying large quantities of crude oil.

In a joint Canada-U.S. press confer​​ence​​​​ held earlier this month, Canada's Transport Minister Lisa Raitt and U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Fox announced harmonized cross-border regulations aimed at strengthening safety standards for rail tank cars used to transport crude oil and other dangerous goods.

On October 8, 2010, the Ontario Power Authority announced an amendment to its Feed-in-Tariff (FIT) rules that restricts solar PV capacity allocation exempt (CAE) projects (generally those with a capacity between 10 - 500 kW AC) from electing a December 31, 2010 Milestone Commercial Operation Date.

A decision of the Ontario Energy Board approving a pole attachment charge for Hydro Ottawa Limited is the subject of an appeal to the Divisional Court of Ontario that was filed on March 24, 2016.

Powerex, BC Hydro’s wholesale energy trading subsidiary, has settled a long-running dispute with Californian utilities regarding claims that Powerex sold power at inflated prices during the 2000-2001 California energy crisis.

As discussed here, the B.C. government's new Natural Gas strategy and LNG strategy released last week set out significant new details on the province's plans to develop its natural gas resources and promote the LNG export industry.

The British Columbia government is moving forward with the second phase of spill regulations, announcing further stakeholder engagement on important elements, such as spill response...

The B.C. Supreme Court has clarified the interpretation of section 8 of the B.C. Water Act.