Tuesday, September 8, 2026

British Columbia Throws Wrench in Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain Pipeline Plan

From Reuters CALGARY, Alberta, Aug 10 (Reuters) – British Columbia will not allow Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd to begin work on public land for its Trans Mountain pipeline expansion until it “meaningfully” consults aboriginal communities, provincial officials said on Thursday. The $5.5 billion project through British Columbia, which secured federal government approval last year, would almost triple the capacity of

Gas Severance Tax Won’t Have Big Impact in Pennsylvania: Researcher

A natural gas severance tax has been a hot-button issue in Harrisburg for nearly a decade, but the plan recently approved by the state Senate is unlikely to have a major impact–  either in terms of government revenue, or drilling company investment decisions, according to a researcher from the nonpartisan environmental economic think tank, Resources for the Future. The severance tax is now

EnerCom Conference Presenters Represent $118 Billion Market Cap, 3.2 MMBOEPD Production

Public oil and gas companies presenting at the 2017 EnerCom conference represent $118 billion in combined market cap, $164 billion enterprise value and 3.2 MMBOEPD daily production Luncheon keynote executives Stephen Ingram, Tom Petrie, John Hofmeister, John Brantley will deliver global industry insight from their current and past executive roles at Halliburton, Petrie Partners, Shell Oil Company and IBM