Pembina to host open houses for Taylor to Gordondale project
The events will be “interactive, with no formal agenda or structured presentations,” so participants can ask about whatever parts of the project interest or concern them.
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LNG Canada starts flaring in preparation for new processing unit
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B.C.’s Dix says it is ‘Canadian’ to disagree with Alberta Premier Smith over pipeline
Adrian Dix, British Columbia's energy minister, has dismissed the latest push by Danielle Smith, Alberta's premier, for an oil pipeline to the west coast.
Energy ministry talks agricultural land protection amid Bill 14 concerns
The Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions has sent a letter about the Renewable Energy Projects (Streamlined Permitting) Act to the Peace River Regional District.
New legal challenge issued over PRGT ‘substantially started’ decision
Ecojustice lawyer Matt Hulse said the point of the challenge to the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) pipeline 'substantial start' ruling is to ensure the province applies its environmental laws in a way that protects communities and ecosystems.
MLA voices support for ‘responsible development’ amid Alberta pipeline push
Larry Neufeld, Peace River South MLA, said the Conservatives support “common-sense infrastructure initiatives" after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith committed $14 million to build an oil pipeline to the northern coast of B.C.
First Nation signs deal with energy company over natural gas assets in Montney region
The deal between Halfway River First Nation and Calgary-based Arc Resources will see the latter expand its natural gas development in the Montney region.
Site C employment declines in month hydroelectric dam goes fully operational
BC Hydro has published the August 2025 employment statistics for the Site C hydroelectric dam on the Peace River, showing a slight workforce decline compared to July.
MidOcean Energy to purchase stake in Petronas’ North Montney assets
Once the deal closes, MidOcean will be able to secure roughly 0.7 million tonnes of LNG per annum from Petronas’ supply chain.
Alberta commits $14m for new oil pipeline to B.C. coast
Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta is committing $14 million to a West Coast oil pipeline do-over that hinges on First Nations getting on board early and Ottawa reversing a tanker ban.
4.14 earthquake recorded east of Wonowon near Highway 97
The BC Energy Regulator has recorded a 4.14 seismic event east of Wonowon near Highway 97 near a well being prepared for production.
TC Energy plans $8.5 billion investment in U.S. energy projects
In an interview, TC Energy chief executive officer Francois Poirier revealed the investment plans and called the current U.S. administration “the most sophisticated in decades” in terms of energy literacy.
CAPP: Fort St. John is top spender in natural gas supply chain industry
A new report from the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers indicates Fort St. John spends more on natural gas supply chain infrastructure than any other community in B.C.
‘Now is the time’ to address long-standing B.C.-Alberta electricity complaints, institute says
Alberta Electric System Operator's Restructured Energy Market plan has not resolved B.C.’s longstanding complaints about the electrical connection between the two provinces, the B.C. Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions said.
Hundreds of former orphan wells north of Fort Nelson sold to data centre company
Hundreds of former Erikson National Energy wells that were previously designated as ‘orphans’ and set to be cleaned up by the BC Energy Regulator have been sold to WildBoy Energy.
Birch Grove pipeline consultations continue with Dawson Creek, Groundbirch open houses
Enbridge is preparing for the next round of open houses on the proposed Birch Grove program, a project to expand the T-North section of its natural gas pipeline.
Pembina expects $90m annual loss after 50/50 pipeline revenue deal approved
The Canada Energy Regulator (CER) has approved Pembina Pipeline’s new revenue-sharing agreement for its Alliance Pipeline, which stretches from the Peace region to Chicago.
Federal energy minister hails ‘one project, one review’ approval for B.C. LNG plant
Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson is hailing streamlined approval of the Ksi Lisims LNG project.
Ksi Lisims LNG given environmental go-ahead and can move to next permit stage
A B.C. environmental assessment certificate for Ksi Lisims LNG, which is designed to export Canadian gas to Asia, has been jointly approved by B.C. Environment Minister Tamara Davidson and B.C. Energy Minister Adrian Dix - however, several First Nations have voiced concerns.
FortisBC gas rate to remain unchanged for fall after summer bill increase
The British Columbia Utilities Commission has approved maintaining the FortisBC gas rate for its customers.
LNG Canada starts flaring in preparation for new processing unit
Flaring activities associated with ‘train two’ of the LNG Canada project - which is jointly owned and operated by Shell Canada, Petronas, PetroChina, KOGAS and the Mitsubishi Corporation - are planned to take place between October 7th and November 10th.
B.C.’s Dix says it is ‘Canadian’ to disagree with Alberta Premier Smith over pipeline
Adrian Dix, British Columbia's energy minister, has dismissed the latest push by Danielle Smith, Alberta's premier, for an oil pipeline to the west coast.
Energy ministry talks agricultural land protection amid Bill 14 concerns
The Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions has sent a letter about the Renewable Energy Projects (Streamlined Permitting) Act to the Peace River Regional District.
New legal challenge issued over PRGT ‘substantially started’ decision
Ecojustice lawyer Matt Hulse said the point of the challenge to the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) pipeline 'substantial start' ruling is to ensure the province applies its environmental laws in a way that protects communities and ecosystems.
MLA voices support for ‘responsible development’ amid Alberta pipeline push
Larry Neufeld, Peace River South MLA, said the Conservatives support “common-sense infrastructure initiatives" after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith committed $14 million to build an oil pipeline to the northern coast of B.C.
First Nation signs deal with energy company over natural gas assets in Montney region
The deal between Halfway River First Nation and Calgary-based Arc Resources will see the latter expand its natural gas development in the Montney region.
Site C employment declines in month hydroelectric dam goes fully operational
BC Hydro has published the August 2025 employment statistics for the Site C hydroelectric dam on the Peace River, showing a slight workforce decline compared to July.
MidOcean Energy to purchase stake in Petronas’ North Montney assets
Once the deal closes, MidOcean will be able to secure roughly 0.7 million tonnes of LNG per annum from Petronas’ supply chain.
Alberta commits $14m for new oil pipeline to B.C. coast
Premier Danielle Smith says Alberta is committing $14 million to a West Coast oil pipeline do-over that hinges on First Nations getting on board early and Ottawa reversing a tanker ban.
4.14 earthquake recorded east of Wonowon near Highway 97
The BC Energy Regulator has recorded a 4.14 seismic event east of Wonowon near Highway 97 near a well being prepared for production.
TC Energy plans $8.5 billion investment in U.S. energy projects
In an interview, TC Energy chief executive officer Francois Poirier revealed the investment plans and called the current U.S. administration “the most sophisticated in decades” in terms of energy literacy.
CAPP: Fort St. John is top spender in natural gas supply chain industry
A new report from the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers indicates Fort St. John spends more on natural gas supply chain infrastructure than any other community in B.C.
‘Now is the time’ to address long-standing B.C.-Alberta electricity complaints, institute says
Alberta Electric System Operator's Restructured Energy Market plan has not resolved B.C.’s longstanding complaints about the electrical connection between the two provinces, the B.C. Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions said.
Hundreds of former orphan wells north of Fort Nelson sold to data centre company
Hundreds of former Erikson National Energy wells that were previously designated as ‘orphans’ and set to be cleaned up by the BC Energy Regulator have been sold to WildBoy Energy.
Birch Grove pipeline consultations continue with Dawson Creek, Groundbirch open houses
Enbridge is preparing for the next round of open houses on the proposed Birch Grove program, a project to expand the T-North section of its natural gas pipeline.
Pembina expects $90m annual loss after 50/50 pipeline revenue deal approved
The Canada Energy Regulator (CER) has approved Pembina Pipeline’s new revenue-sharing agreement for its Alliance Pipeline, which stretches from the Peace region to Chicago.
Federal energy minister hails ‘one project, one review’ approval for B.C. LNG plant
Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson is hailing streamlined approval of the Ksi Lisims LNG project.
Ksi Lisims LNG given environmental go-ahead and can move to next permit stage
A B.C. environmental assessment certificate for Ksi Lisims LNG, which is designed to export Canadian gas to Asia, has been jointly approved by B.C. Environment Minister Tamara Davidson and B.C. Energy Minister Adrian Dix - however, several First Nations have voiced concerns.
FortisBC gas rate to remain unchanged for fall after summer bill increase
The British Columbia Utilities Commission has approved maintaining the FortisBC gas rate for its customers.
