Cameco, a leading uranium producer, announced robust fourth-quarter earnings of $199 million, highlighting a positive trend in the nuclear energy sector. The company's performance reflects increasing global demand for uranium as nations seek cleaner energ
Venezuela plans to award additional oil-production blocks to Chevron and Repsol as the Trump administration encourages private investment to revive the nation's energy sector and counter Chinese and Russian influence.
Canadian energy giant Enbridge exceeded quarterly profit forecasts, driven by heightened natural gas demand and strategic operational performance, signaling resilience in the energy sector.
TC Energy reported higher-than-expected profits for the latest quarter, driven by increased demand for natural gas and power. The company's strong performance highlights growth in energy infrastructure.
Alberta companies Mullen Group and Keyera Corp. make strategic acquisitions in the energy sector while business leaders urge faster progress on major infrastructure projects to boost Canada's energy superpower status.
Fuel costs have risen sharply in Atlantic Canada, with diesel increasing by 11 cents per liter in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, impacting consumers and businesses.
The premier of Nova Scotia has issued a stern warning to the incoming CEO of Nova Scotia Power, emphasizing that reliance on rate increases to address financial challenges will not be acceptable.
The Alberta government has announced $28 million in funding for six innovative projects aimed at increasing energy production while reducing environmental impacts. The initiative is expected to create 1,000 jobs and add $167 million to the economy by 2027
Calgary-based Ensign Energy Services has operated drilling rigs in Venezuela for over two decades, maintaining operations while competitors left due to sanctions and political volatility.
Major oil traders report that Western sanctions on Russia and Iran are creating supply disruptions, forcing refiners to seek alternative barrels and pushing up global oil prices despite oversupply warnings.
Tyler Dahlseide takes helm at Calfrac Well Services amid improved investor sentiment and market stability across Canada, U.S., and Argentina operations.
President Donald Trump was honored with a unique 'Undisputed Champion of Beautiful Clean Coal' trophy by the Washington Coal Club, amid announcements of funding for coal plants and Pentagon power purchases, sparking widespread criticism.
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright has traveled to Venezuela to evaluate the country's oil industry overhaul, marking a significant diplomatic and economic engagement between the two nations amid global energy shifts.
Maritime Electric has filed for a 2.4 percent rate increase to cover extensive recovery costs from Hurricane Fiona's devastating impact on Prince Edward Island's power grid.
A proposed $10-billion data centre and natural gas plant in Olds, Alberta, has sparked division among residents, highlighting tensions between economic development and environmental concerns in the region.
As British Columbia prepares for a challenging budget, experts highlight two pressing issues: growing reliance on U.S. electricity imports and rising costs for residents. The province must balance affordability with energy security.
As British Columbia prepares its 2026 budget, advocates urge protection of CleanBC rebates and incentives that help families lower energy bills through heat pumps and efficiency upgrades.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects record natural gas production by 2026, with steady demand, highlighting North American energy market trends.
Peter Gregg, president and CEO of Nova Scotia Power, is leaving his position. The announcement comes after his recent public appearances in Halifax discussing utility operations.
Companies unveil plans for a liquefied natural gas facility in rural Newfoundland, but the local mayor reveals he hasn't been consulted, raising questions about community engagement and project transparency.
Industry analysts forecast a sustained wave of mergers and acquisitions within Canada's energy sector as companies seek scale and efficiency in a competitive market.
New Brunswick Power executives present at Moncton hearings for proposed gas plant, facing scrutiny over environmental impact and energy strategy.
Cuba has alerted international airlines about an imminent jet fuel shortage that could severely disrupt air travel to and from the island nation, compounding existing economic hardships.
Canadian Solar Inc. is pursuing a $350 million private credit loan to strengthen its U.S. operations while acquiring majority stakes in overseas factories to navigate trade restrictions.
Royal Dutch Shell must secure significant new oil and gas reserves through exploration or acquisitions to counter declining assets, according to company statements and industry analysts.
Offshore drilling giant Transocean announces a landmark all-stock acquisition of Valaris, valued at US$5.8 billion, consolidating the industry.
London Hydro confirms electricity has been fully restored after an early morning outage affected multiple areas. The incident occurred on February 9, 2026, with crews working swiftly to resolve the issue.
Canada has transformed from a global electricity powerhouse with abundant, cheap power to a net importer, squandering its competitive advantage in energy-intensive industries.
A power outage struck London, Ontario on February 9, 2026, as bitter cold persists. The incident, reported by London Hydro, highlights infrastructure strain during extreme weather.
Traders in Baghdad protest new customs duties on imports as Iraq grapples with shrinking oil revenues, highlighting economic pressures and public discontent.