| Calgary Herald by Dan Healing. Houston-based EOG Resources, Inc. has sold most of its Canadian assets and is closing its Calgary headquarters at the cost of more than 150 employee and contractor jobs, multiple sources say. |
CBC. Several groups in Manitoba voiced opposition Monday to TransCanada'sproposed Energy East pipeline, which would transport crude through the province en route to eastern Canada. TransCanada executives were in Winnipeg for an information session with 20 Manitoba First Nations delegates.
From Office of the Federal Coordinator, Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Project: Today's relevant energy links:
- Petronas says U.S. LNG would be $1 to $2 cheaper than B.C. project
- Petronas will push contractors to move work offshore to save money
- B.C. had warnings that Petronas LNG project could be delayed
- First Nations’ chiefs protest against Prince Rupert-area LNG projects
- B.C. First Nations band together to seek ownership stake in projects
- New Kitimat, B.C., mayor supports LNG but not oil pipeline
- India’s main LNG buyer contracts for U.S. gas
- Gas leak shuts down Norway’s LNG plant
- Spot-LNG prices remain at $9.50 in Asia
- Repsol looks for partners in New Brunswick LNG export plant
- Statoil says Tanzania LNG project not possible before 2022-2023
- Vietnam will need imports, but again delays its first LNG
- Australian companies look at LNG export project for California coast
- Low oil prices likely to keep new projects on hold
- FERC approves new gas line into New York and New England
- Even wood chippers and mulch makers profit from shale gas boom
- No federal or state laws require public notice of oil trains
- North Dakota 2015-17 state budget based on oil at $74 to $82 a barrel
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