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Record-Breaking $196,000 Fine Against Trans Mountain Signals a New Era of CER Enforcement
The Canadian energy sector is on notice. The Canada Energy Regulator has issued its largest cumulative administrative monetary penalty to date, ordering Trans Mountain to pay $196,000 for significant environmental protection failures on its pipeline expansion project. This landmark enforcement action serves as a critical reminder for all energy companies of the increasing regulatory scrutiny and the severe consequences of non-compliance.
Jan 24 min read
Understanding Alberta's latest legal challenge: The Impact Assessment Act
On November 20, 2024, the Province of Alberta issued an Order in Council (O.C. 31/2024), a formal government decree, to tackle ongoing const
Nov 26, 20243 min read
The Battle Over Greenwashing - A Critical Examination of Bill C-59
This article examines these amendments, their implications for businesses and advocacy groups, especially within the energy sector, and...
Jul 23, 20248 min read
British Columbia's Strategic Regulation of Electricity Use in Cryptocurrency Mining
This blog delves into the legislative, regulatory, and judicial actions taken by BC to ensure provincial wide sustainable electricity use.
Apr 30, 20242 min read
Carbon Credits: Navigating Compliance and Voluntary Markets
In a world divided climate change policy, the concept of carbon credits remains a relevant economic tool.
Jan 22, 20242 min read
Plastic Politics: The Federal Court's Decision on Plastic Items
In a major decision released on November 16, 2023, the Federal Court invalidated a Federal Government cabinet order that classified “Plastic
Nov 19, 20236 min read
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