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The New York Public Service Commission began proceedings to fundamentally reconsider the regulation of electricity utilities in the State.

The Northern Plan will focus on the integrated and coherent development of the area covered by the Northern Plan which includes all of Québec located north of the 49th degree.

Robert Warren, a partner at WeirFoulds with a practice dedicated to public law advocacy, specializing in energy and environmental law...

On September 4, Colleen Young, Saskatchewan's Minister of Energy and Resources, toured two key facilities in Saskatchewan's energy landscape...

In Smith v. Alliance Pipeline Ltd., the Supreme Court of Canada upheld a Pipeline Arbitration Committee (Committee)'s award of costs for the proceedings before it, as well as the costs incurred by a landowner in prior arbitration proceedings and a related Alberta Court of Queen's Bench action.

In light of significant changes that have taken place in the oil and gas industry since the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) current oil and gas reserves disclosure requirements were adopted between 1978 and 1982, the SEC recently published a proposed rule (Proposed Rule) requesting public comment on revised oil and gas company reporting requirements.

On June 25, 2015, Norton Rose Fulbright released the second edition of the Shale Gas Handbook. Almost two years ago, Norton Rose Fulbright lawyers, realizing that the unconventional oil and gas phenomenon

The SEC recently re-proposed rules to create a new disclosure regime for payments made to a government by domestic and foreign issuers that engage in the commercial development of oil, natural gas and mining.

•February 13, 2017 – Alberta celebrated the 70th anniversary of the discovery of oil at Leduc #1, which is considered by many to be the start of the modern oil and gas industry in the province.

On April 20, Alan Ross, a partner in BLG's Calgary office, was invited to offer his insight to the Senate of Canada's Transport and Communications Committee on their ongoing study of the transport of crude oil in Canada.

In our October 2005 Energy Law Update we advised you that the Federal government had allocated $97 million over five years, and a total of $886 million over fifteen years, to stimulate the development of renewable energy, such as small hydro, wind, biomass and landfill gas.

This would be achieved through the IESO's proposed Market Renewal Project.

On January 16, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) dismissed an appeal from the Government of British Columbia (B.C.) that sought to confirm that B.C. has jurisdiction to regulate the shipment of "heavy oil" through the province.

On November 18, 2014 the environment minister of Québec wrote to TransCanada Pipeline listing seven conditions for approving the Energy East Pipeline to Cacouna, Québec.

Two recent cases have highlighted a serious weakness in the governance of the electricity sector in Ontario. The cases illustrate not just the immediate adverse effects of Government ...

The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador has been busy creating a new land title and economic development regime as the framework for the impending development of the wind-hydrogen...

Originally proposed in late 2013, the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project (the TMX or the Project) has faced numerous legal and regulatory challenges and delays.