Patricia Mohr Stays Positive on Oil, Expects Rise in Early 2015
Oil – Scotiabank's Patricia Mohr remains positive on the future of oil. She expects prices to start trending upward in the first quarter of 2015.
Oil – Scotiabank's Patricia Mohr remains positive on the future of oil. She expects prices to start trending upward in the first quarter of 2015.
Gas – Petronas plans to delay the final investment decision for its project on BC's west coast as the cost of pipelines and falling price of gas cloud the economic picture.
Gas – The Nisga'a Nation and the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission have confirmed a benefits agreement and also agreeing to provide right of way certainty for the proposd LNG pipeline project from northeastern B.C. to the proposed Pacific NorthWest LNG export facility near Prince Rupert.
Gas – BG Group PLC, a British oil and gas producer, says it won't be building its liquefied natural gas export terminal on British Columbia's West Coast for at least a decade.
Gas – On October 21, the government of British Columbia announced a tax rate aimed at encouraging investment in the LNG industry on the province's coast. The hope? To keep companies interested in the prospect of drilling for LNG.
Aluminum – As automotive companies shift to using more aluminum, the time could be right to invest in the metal.
Highbank Resources has reached yet another milestone at its Swamp Point North aggregate project.
Gas – 2014 could hold some challenges for natural gas in North America, but for the most part, prices aren't expected to veer off too far in either direction.
Gas – CNOOC Ltd. (NYSE:CEO) — the Chinese state-owned company that a year ago acquired Nexen Inc — is now making plans to build a huge liquefied natural gas facility in northern British Columbia, the Vancouver Sun reported.
Gas – PI Financial sees Western Canada's investment in liquefied natural gas (LNG) lighting the charge on an investment boom in British Columb.