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At a CrossroadsAchieving a Win-Win From Oil and Gas Developments in the Northwest Territories
Published: Mar 4, 2010
By: Amy Taylor, Jennifer Grant
The Canadian government, as a resource manager for the Northwest
Territories' oil and gas resources, is at a crossroads — it has to
decide how to manage oil and gas development in
the territory.
This fact sheet makes the case for a win-win development scenario, which would provide maximum benefit to the public (the resource owners), while allowing oil and gas companies to earn fair returns on
their investments.
Publication Type: Briefing Notes, Summaries & Fact Sheets
Topic Area: Energy Watch
Published: Feb 4, 2010
By: Alberta Energy Efficiency Alliance, Jesse Row
This report identifies energy efficiency legislation used in other
jurisdictions as a starting point for the conversation in Alberta to develop an Energy Efficiency Act. It
also contains stakeholder perspectives on how each legislative option
could be implemented in the province.
Publication Type: Reports, Backgrounders & Position Papers
Topic Area: Energy Watch
Published: Feb 1, 2010
By: Matt Horne
In a December 2009 letter to Premier Gordon Campbell, the Pembina Institute and the David Suzuki Foundation raised concerns about a lack of transparency in the Green Energy Advisory Task Forces process. Read the original letter here.
In this follow-up letter to the premier, Matt Horne, Director of B.C. Energy Solutions for the Pembina Institute, makes several recommendations for ensuring the success of the Green Energy Advisory Task Forces, including: 1) release the recommendations from each of the task forces publicly, and 2) implement the range of solutions needed to ensure clean energy in B.C. is supported, planned and permitted more effectively.
Publication Type: Letters & Formal Submissions, Presentations
Topic Area: Energy Watch
At a CrossroadsAchieving a Win-Win From Oil and Gas Developments in the Northwest Territories
Published: Jan 26, 2010
By: Amy Taylor, Jennifer Grant, Katherine Mackenzie, Mike Kennedy, Peggy Holroyd
The Canadian government, as a resource manager for the Northwest
Territories' oil and gas resources, is at a crossroads — it has to decide
how to manage the development of the oil and gas resources in the territory.
A win-win development scenario would allow companies to earn fair
returns on their investments while providing maximum benefit for resource
owners today and in the future.
With a view to achieving a win-win development scenario for oil and gas developments in the territory, this discussion paper reviews and evaluates the existing Frontier Lands Petroleum Royalty
Regime; the system for awarding lease rights for oil and gas; and key opportunities for the Government of the Northwest
Territories to capture revenue from oil and gas developments within the
territory.
Publication Type: Reports, Backgrounders & Position Papers
Topic Area: Energy Watch