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One of the benefits North America and Europe have in its ability to compete on the global market is its capital-intensive infrastructure systems already built, in the form of pipelines and grids capacity. The key obstacle that new smaller scale projects carry, as compared to larger scale conventional energy projects, are off-take agreements; that is, Continue Reading…
Usually, when there is a large amount of money of this kind behind a decision to throw penalties, there is more behind the political current than just a Jones Act violation that has its doubts, specifically in the case of $350,000,000.00 worth of fines to all shippers associated with this trade lane. There is no Continue Reading…
The gathering of a group of 24 states in North America to protect the natural gas industry’s position as a supplier of clean affordable and efficient energy, has led to legislation pushing for that choice. It takes strong legislation to assure all can be part of an energy mix involving competitive and fair pricing, where Continue Reading…
Operations To Resume As Soon As Possible The British Columbia Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA) is pleased to advise that the Parties have reached a tentative agreement on a new 4-year deal that recognizes the skills and efforts of B.C.’s waterfront workforce. The tentative agreement is subject to ratification by both Parties, and subsequently, details of Continue Reading…
After months of waffling, the federal government appears poised to double down on LNG exports to help friendly nations navigate the current energy crunch. Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland recently announced that Canada would fast-track mining and energy projects important to Canada’s allies. Meanwhile, Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly was in South Korea and Japan Continue Reading…
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has issued approximately USD 350 million (EUR 294.3 million) in fines against American Seafoods and other companies associated with the company’s supply chain. The fines, which were all issued in August 2021, apparently relate to the use of an intermodal facility in the Canadian province of New Brunswick that is Continue Reading…