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U.S. LNG Boom Provides Price Cushion From Lost Qatar Supply

The Iran war has taken 20 per cent of global LNG supply off the market, resulting in higher prices, but things would be much worse without the ongoing boom in U.S. LNG exports, EQT Corporation chief executive officer Toby Rice told Columbia University’s Global Energy Summit this week.

Iran War To Keep Gas Market Tight For Two More Years, IEA Says

Enbridge’s Sunrise Expansion Project Approved By Federal Government

Enbridge Inc.’s proposed $4-billion Sunrise Expansion Program has been approved by the federal government.

Apollo Funds To Acquire 40% Interest In Pembina Gas Infrastructure

Apollo announced Thursday that Apollo-managed funds have agreed to acquire a 40 per cent stake in Pembina Gas Infrastructure Inc. from funds managed by KKR.

U.S. Pulling Out All Stops To Build Critical Mineral Supply Chains

Building alternative critical mineral supply chains to compete globally with China is near the top of the U.S. energy and national security agenda, industry leaders said at the Center on Global Energy Policy’s annual Global Energy Summit this week.

Carney, Alberta Near Deal On Carbon Price On Energy And Industry

Notice Of Open Season – Enbridge Southern Access Extension Pipeline Expansion

Notice Of Open Season - Enbridge Flanagan South And Seaway Expansions

AESO Battery Storage Procurement Announcement Due In Next Few Months

The Alberta Electric Systems Operator’s (AESO) battery storage procurement announcement is due in the next few months, said Minister of Affordability and Utilities Nathan Neudorf.

Western Canada Rig Activity: 41% Of Fleet Is Active

U.S. Drillers Add Rigs For First Time In Three Weeks, Baker Hughes Says

U.S. Shale Bosses Lament Iran War ‘Chaos’ Engulfing Oil Market

New Atlas Maps Carbon Storage Opportunities Across Eastern Canada — From Industrial-Scale Hubs To Local CCS Solutions

Amii + Energy: AI Literacy Is The New Critical Infrastructure For Canada’s Energy Sector

Questerre Selling Non-Operated Kakwa Central Assets

Questerre Energy Corporation is selling its non-operated minority working interest in its Kakwa Central assets for total consideration of $23.5 million.

SLB To Acquire S&P Global’s Subsurface Oil Software Business

Baker Hughes CEO Sees Upstream Investment Picking Up

U.S. Gas In Storage Increases

Working gas in storage was 2.063 tcf as of April 17, 2026, according to Energy Information Administration estimates.

X-energy’s Announces Pricing Of Upsized Initial Public Offering

X-energy, Inc. announced the pricing of its upsized initial public offering (IPO) of 44,254,659 shares of its Class A common stock at a public offering price of $23.00 per share.

Tuktu Continues Evaluation Of Monarch Oil Play

Tuktu Resources Ltd.’s technical team continues its analysis of the Monarch oil play, using data and leveraging learnings from the area.

EU Starts Roll-Out Of Russian LNG Import Ban At A Difficult Time

Canadian Heavy Could Replace Mexican Crude In Gulf, Forum Told

The United States Gulf Coast is likely the most promising external market for Canadian heavy crudes, an Argus Media crude export and freight markets forum heard Wednesday.

Methane Mitigation Creates Economic Opportunities For First Nations Communities

Methane mitigation is especially well suited to First Nations engagement and partnership collaboration, a Clean Energy Summit heard this week.

Calgary Chamber’s Recommendations To Strengthen The Talent Pipeline

The Calgary Chamber of Commerce has released a report on workforce inclusivity that it says could add $200 billion to the Canadian economy.

Alberta Panel Report Supports Leaning Into Nuclear Power, But Province Won’t Commit

Alberta Examines Three Northern Routes For Oil Pipeline To Serve Asia

Coastal B.C. First Nation Leaders Go To Calgary To Dissuade Pipeline Investors

Amii + Energy: AI Literacy Is The New Critical Infrastructure For Canada’s Energy Sector

New Atlas Maps Carbon Storage Opportunities Across Eastern Canada — From Industrial-Scale Hubs To Local CCS Solutions

B.C. Energy Regulator Issues Order To LNG Canada On Non-Compliance During Flaring

The British Columbia Energy Regulator (BCER) has issued an order to LNG Canada to address instances of black smoke emissions during flaring at the site.

Nova Scotia Premier Says Fracking Opponents Are Drowning Out Other Voices

Alberta’s April 22 Land Sale Draws $3.92 Million

The Alberta government brought in $3.92 million at the April 22 land sale.

Notice Of Open Season - Enbridge Flanagan South And Seaway Expansions

Notice Of Open Season – Enbridge Southern Access Extension Pipeline Expansion

Supreme Court Rules For Michigan In Its Continuing Fight Over Line 5

Iran Shows Off Its Control Over Strait After Collapse Of Peace Talks

Weatherford Sees War Impacts Deepening This Quarter

Lycos Capital To Focus On Mannville Heavy Oil Development

Lycos Energy Inc. has approved 2026 capital expenditures of $35 million to $40 million, focused on the continued development of its Mannville heavy oil assets in east-central Alberta.

Lycos Names Former Veren CEO To Its Board

Lycos Energy Inc. named Craig Bryksa to its board of directors.

BP Shareholders Reject Two Board Proposals As Chair Gets Lower-Than-Typical Support

Woodside CEO Survives Major Shareholder Revolt Over Pay

Opportunity Knocks For Canadian Oil And Gas In Asia. Can The Country Capitalize?

Canada has long claimed to be a reliable supplier of energy, but until recently this has not translated into significant oil and gas exports to Asia — something the federal and some provincial governments and industry players are hoping to improve upon, especially with the new Mideast war causing yet another global energy crisis.

Canada Must Boost Its Energy Exports As Countries Seek Secure Supply

Countries such as Japan, India and the Philippines want Canadian energy and this country needs to get in the game in a more serious way, says the chair of a group promoting Canadian resource development to build a secure future for Canada and its allies around the world.

Edmonton Region Partners, Kawasaki Sign Hydrogen Supply Chain MOU

Edmonton-region partners and Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. are investigating whether domestic and export liquefied hydrogen supply chains can be developed in Canada, marking a potential step toward connecting Alberta supply with Asian demand.

No Fast Oil Supply Recovery From Iran War

It’s going to take months for oil flows to return to normal after hostilities end in Iran and the Strait of Hormuz reopens, industry leaders said at Columbia University’s Global Energy Summit on Tuesday.

ATB Cormark Survey Shows ‘Rising Confidence And Growth Focus’ Across Canadian Energy

ATB Cormark Capital Markets’ Spring 2026 Energy Sector Survey shows confidence is strengthening across the Canadian energy sector, with exploration and production (E&P) companies, energy services firms and institutional investors all reporting a more “constructive outlook” for the balance of 2026.

Rig Release Count Increases In March

Producers working across Canada drilled more wells in March compared to the prior-year period, led by higher activity in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Notice Of Open Season - Enbridge Flanagan South And Seaway Expansions

Notice Of Open Season – Enbridge Southern Access Extension Pipeline Expansion

Iran Seizes Ships In Strait Of Hormuz After Trump Halts Attacks