Energy Archives - Page 4 of 10

Bob Nault – Statement on Phase 2 of Wataynikaneyap Power project

NNL Staff - April 5, 2019 0

Oil tanker moratorium drives a deep wedge

NNL Staff - April 3, 2019 0

First Nations Demand Ontario fix inequities in power transmission

NextBridge – Timely Resolution on East-West Good News for Northern Ontario

NetNewsLedger - January 31, 2019 0

An 820-tonne piece of heavy equipment, called a splitter, left Edmonton on Jan. 6 for its destination in the Industrial Heartland, where it is scheduled to arrive on Jan. 9.

Upgrading Alberta’s roads, growing the economy

NetNewsLedger - January 7, 2019 0

CVNW – NextBridge is the Logical Choice to Build the East-West...

NNL Staff - September 30, 2018 0

“Stan Thompson and Coradia iLint Alstom (in blue) at her debutant party in Bremervörde, Niedersachsen, Germany, on 16 September 2016.” photo credit: Detlef Matthiessen, Green Party Delegation Leader-Emeritus, Schleswig-Holstein Parliament (Landtag).

All Aboard – First Intercity Hydrail Train

Stan Thompson - September 27, 2018 0

The electrification of the north will make economic sense for the region.

Northern Ontario Leaders Urge Province to Immediately Proceed with East-West Tie...

NetNewsLedger - September 27, 2018 0

The demand for energy must be tempered with the impact on the planet.

Trans Mountain shoe is now firmly on Trudeau’s foot

James Murray - September 14, 2018 0

$According to the US Energy Information Administration, hydraulic fracturing accounted for more than one-half of US oil production and two-thirds of US gas production in 2015. That percentage is expected to rise as more states begin to adopt the practice. CREDIT: Penn State$