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Pipelines, energy and natural resources

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Meanwhile, King Coal.... and good luck with that 'phasing out' thing...



Key facts​

  • Coal is used mostly for generating electricity, however, notable amounts are also used for manufacturing steel.
  • Canadian mines produced 47 million tonnes of coal in 2022, 59% of which was metallurgical coal.
  • Canada’s coal production decreased by 32% over the past decade, with thermal coal accounting for almost three quarters of the decline.
  • Most of the coal mined in Canada comes from British Columbia (59%), Alberta (28%) and Saskatchewan (13%).
  • The Government of Canada is phasing out coal-fired electricity by 2030.

 
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31 of 40 nations on the Northern route supported the oil pipeline and it sounds as if they still do.


And their group is part of a larger group of 130 nations with oil and gas interests.



59% of Canadians in favour vs 26% against
56% of British Columbians in favour vs 34% against.
 
Pro


Con


Odds

31 of 40 nations on the Northern route supported the oil pipeline and it sounds as if they still do.


And their group is part of a larger group of 130 nations with oil and gas interests.



59% of Canadians in favour vs 26% against
56% of British Columbians in favour vs 34% against.

Not many people know about the Northern Pipeline Agency and the - currently stalled - Alaska Highway Pipeline proposal Alaska gas pipeline - Wikipedia...

I wonder if Carney's planning an 'end run' around the BC recalcitrants leveraging this agreement ;)

Northern Pipeline Agency​


The Agency oversaw the construction of the Prebuild from Caroline, Alberta to San Francisco and Chicago in the West and East respectively in the early 1980s but unfavourable economic conditions led to the suspension of Stage II (construction from the Alaska border near Beaver Creek, YT to the Alberta border near Boundary Lake, B.C.) as well as a corresponding reduction in resources and a prolonged period of inactivity. The Agency currently has a relatively small office, including the head Commissioner, the Deputy Minister of Natural Resources Canada Serge P. Dupont, who reports to Parliament through the Minister of Natural Resources, the Honourable Christian Paradis.

 
Not many people know about the Northern Pipeline Agency and the - currently stalled - Alaska Highway Pipeline proposal Alaska gas pipeline - Wikipedia...

I wonder if Carney's planning an 'end run' around the BC recalcitrants leveraging this agreement ;)

Northern Pipeline Agency​


The Agency oversaw the construction of the Prebuild from Caroline, Alberta to San Francisco and Chicago in the West and East respectively in the early 1980s but unfavourable economic conditions led to the suspension of Stage II (construction from the Alaska border near Beaver Creek, YT to the Alberta border near Boundary Lake, B.C.) as well as a corresponding reduction in resources and a prolonged period of inactivity. The Agency currently has a relatively small office, including the head Commissioner, the Deputy Minister of Natural Resources Canada Serge P. Dupont, who reports to Parliament through the Minister of Natural Resources, the Honourable Christian Paradis.


I'm one of the many that did not know that. Thanks.

The opponents of the Ksi Lisim project include the Metlakatla who have lands across the Dixon in Alaska.
 
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